With everything pointing to the long haul, the actual results might be difficult to ascertain. |
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A team from the air accident investigation unit is still trying to ascertain the cause of the crash. |
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A fire investigation team will try to ascertain the exact cause but it is thought to have been an electrical fault. |
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As you know, it is normally the job of the surveyor scouts to go down to the surface and study the planet to ascertain is inhabitability. |
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As a result there are no references to ascertain the authenticity of many works. |
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Efforts to ascertain concrete information are met with bland replies and you come away none the wiser. |
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Much effort has been expended in attempting to ascertain a precise antecedent to the trust in other laws. |
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A second objective was to attempt to ascertain the limits to survival in terms of loss of conductivity. |
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It would be appreciated if you would ascertain this information in a timely manner. |
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There's an awkward pause as we try to ascertain the seriousness of the situation. |
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For this reason, the ancient physiognomists looked at the study of the eyes as a fundamental task to ascertain or describe a person's character. |
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We determined the phylogenetic position of this strain within the genus Wolbachia to ascertain its nearest relatives. |
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A post-mortem examination was inconclusive and further tests are being carried out to ascertain the exact cause of death. |
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That is not our belief, but we are checking the various permissions to ascertain the true position. |
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Human beings seek to ascertain their place in the pecking order and then ascend. |
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Those presented might then be put to the ordeal to ascertain their guilt or innocence. |
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The swords are measured to ascertain that they are of equal length, and in no case must a sword with a sharp edge or a notch be allowed. |
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The biographer resolved to ascertain whether George really did wear boots and spurs, and smoke Virginian in a short pipe. |
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Careful examination of serial sections failed to ascertain the presence of true meristematic cells in these atrophied buds. |
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We sat stoically as the news dribbled in, mixed with confusing and contradictory reports as the newsmen attempted to ascertain the facts. |
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In 2006 updated Building Regulations pressure testing of buildings was brought in to ascertain the air permeability of new builds. |
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He has been fighting mortal battles so long that it is hard to ascertain when the fatal blow was dealt. |
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I asked a couple of questions, firstly to ascertain if the public knew there was not going to be a parade. |
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Klepp said he stayed in bed so as to ascertain whether his heath was good, middling, or poor. |
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The last step is to ascertain the actual cost of construction of the Northway in the area being serviced. |
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In the event of a tie, five-minute blitz games were to be played to ascertain the winner. |
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The third step is to ascertain that the specifications are self-consistent. |
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From here General Custer sent scouts out to ascertain the strength and locality of the enemy. |
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The cause of the Claimant's lack of schooling or education during the autumn of 2001 is more complex to ascertain. |
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It sought to ascertain the elastic limit, or maximum stress that such materials could sustain without damage. |
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The common devotee should ascertain the sadhu's level of knowledge and devotion, and who is his guru and lineage. |
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Every individual should also be able to ascertain which public authorities or private individuals or bodies control or may control their files. |
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Testing can be conducted to ascertain melting point, degree of crystallinity, and glass-transition temperature, or for component quantification. |
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To quantitatively ascertain the isotropy of the collagen gels imaged with confocal reflectance microscopy, several approaches are used. |
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I was at the same exact event as the author of this article and I can ascertain that her report of that day is accurate. |
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Police have been unable to ascertain why the hate crime levels have decreased since the bombings. |
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He is now awaiting an insurance quote to ascertain the cost of repairing damage to both the statue and its foundations. |
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There are some simple tests which Dr. Anselme wishes to administer to you to ascertain your mental capabilities on this particular day. |
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Expeditions were sent to Abyssinia to ascertain the cause of the inundation of the Nile. |
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Next we set about trying to ascertain exactly which features and aspects of the environment were responsible for causing these effects. |
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Military hearings are under way at the camp to ascertain whether detainees should continue to be held. |
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It should be able to ascertain, at any time, the nature and value of work in progress, value of finished goods, raw materials and supplies. |
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To ascertain the reliability of the questionnaire, a pilot test was administered to 25 college of agriculture students not targeted in the study. |
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Perhaps a month's respite was allowed, to ascertain the royal commands in regard to the city. |
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Comparative genetic analysis of the viral DNA from each isolate would be required to definitively ascertain the conspecificity of these viruses. |
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It would help to ascertain the temporal relationship between the inscriptions on the reverse and the quota list on the obverse. |
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We are also looking at people travelling, commuting to Dublin to ascertain the traffic flows, he said. |
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As you will know, the statutory function of an inquest is to ascertain who the deceased was, and how, when and where he came by his death. |
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Your property will also be inspected to ascertain whether it is a suitable lending risk for the financial institution. |
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Samples taken from the crime scene have been sent to forensic laboratories for analysis to ascertain any linkage to the crime. |
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While there is no formal study or survey to ascertain the reason, the education department lists the following causes. |
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Authorities are now trying to ascertain whether they are members of the Rohingya community from the Arakan region of Myanmar. |
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However, backcrossing is a gradual procedure that, apart from being lengthy, cannot ascertain that genetic and epigenetic changes will modify the original nuclear genotype. |
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Last week, a Politico reporter phoned me to ascertain my thoughts on the new war. |
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We need a Special Select Committee on Benghazi to ascertain these facts and ensure that such a disaster never occurs again. |
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However, there is little existing research to ascertain this, or much else. |
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I try one final time to ascertain with Bradshaw what is in the ejaculatory mix. |
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For decades, people have been trying to ascertain the difference, but it mostly comes down to a level of taste. |
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He made sketches from initial X-rays sent from Hosking, whereafter a computer aided design package allowed Vicatos to ascertain the exact dimensions. |
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Forty-five of the men who participated in the first survey were resurveyed to ascertain if there had been any changes in their health seeking behaviors. |
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Where are the reports on these trips that the commissioner, by rights, should have given to the Parliament to scrutinise to ascertain the value of the trips? |
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He will in due course be interviewed to ascertain his version of events. |
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Tan had been trying to ascertain the names of the more than 5,000 schoolchildren who died in the 2008 Sichuan earthquake. |
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The offices of the two ministers of the law were at about equal distance, and resort was had to a surveyor's chain, to ascertain which was nearest. |
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Reliability modelling is a common statistical and engineering technique used to ascertain the reliability and safety of alternative structures of systems. |
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What each one of them inwardly pined for, although unable to ascertain it or admit it openly once they had, was the olden days of stellar verdure. |
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The crash investigator said one of the things he was trying to ascertain was the position of the tractor bucket at the time of the fatal crash earlier this month. |
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Discovery of the reality is up to the reader through their own research and work to ascertain the validity or non-validity of the information presented here. |
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Stone waved a model worm over the bowl to ascertain whether or not vision had been re-established following heteroplastic transplantation of eyes in larvae. |
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Should anyone wish to ascertain what a hill of ruffs is like, they should inspect the beautiful case of these birds placed in the Natural History Museum. |
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The claimant's solicitor had sworn an affidavit in which she explained the difficulties that her firm was encountering in trying to ascertain the defendant's whereabouts. |
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It is further important to ascertain if infidelities are same-sex or opposite-sex relationships, as this might influence meanings of infidelity in relationships. |
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The existence of side letters may be difficult to ascertain, but if the risk is there, sending out confirmations to customers may really be the only way. |
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Moreover, once they are collected, considerable interpretative skill is required to ascertain the meaning of the materials that have been uncovered. |
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The aim of the inquiry is not to probe the real intentions of the parties, but to ascertain the contextual meaning of the relevant contractual language. |
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The Lokayukta had directed the Bengaluru North tahsildar to ascertain whether the minister's family had encroached upon government land. |
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We conducted a retrospective case review to ascertain the clinical characteristics associated with acoustic neuromas and their treatment. |
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Mdlle Reuter turned her eye laterally on me, to ascertain, probably, whether I was collected enough to be ushered into her sanctum sanctorum. |
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The Tomlinson Inquiry was set up to ascertain whether this was an underhand to disprove that A levels were becoming too easy. |
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Despite extensive work to ascertain the truth of these rumors, law enforcement officials have not found any such works. |
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Thus, twenty skillful hypotheses will ascertain what 200,000 stupid ones might fail to do. |
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We would most gladly ye came yourself if that ye may...praying you to ascertain us of your News. |
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Continuous aerial recces were launched by the Air Force to ascertain the extent of damage and spread of fire. |
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Separation between the buccal cavity and pharynx and the ileum and colon can be difficult to ascertain. |
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Media representatives tried to ascertain information about the voting beyond close time at the station, but they were not let in. |
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Ross finds the poem, The Ballad of Bosworth Field, a useful source to ascertain certain details of the battle. |
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It was piloted on 12 social scientists with the purpose to ascertain reliability of the data collection instrument. |
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Should manometry be performed first in order to ascertain sphincter location? |
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The IRS and the courts will scrutinize nonsimultaneous exchanges to ascertain that these time frames are met. |
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From what I've been able to ascertain, I'm a bit of a freak among the majority of TSgirls in the fact that I'm not very conservative. |
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To ascertain nonstationarity or stationarity of time series variables, DF-GLS, Ng-Perron and KPSS tests are implemented. |
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With all engines using spark plugs it is comparatively easy to ascertain whether the ignition system is working properly. |
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The primary purpose of the survey was to ascertain and record the fiscal rights of the king. |
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We will ascertain the value of the old barn and provide you with a new one of comparable worth. |
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It is impossible to ascertain whether the creature originated in the Celtic or Germanic elements in British culture. |
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He sent out spies to ascertain if there was any weakness in their disposition. |
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This definition leads to numerous issues that can be difficult to ascertain. |
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A group from the Presbytery will meet Mr Robertson to ascertain the reasons for him demitting office. |
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An important remaining question is whether we can ascertain why the disinflations following the 2001Q1 and 2007Q4 recessions were so muted. |
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Modern juries tend to be found in courts to ascertain the guilt, or lack thereof, in a crime. |
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It therefore belongs to them to ascertain its meaning, as well as the meaning of any particular act proceeding from the legislative body. |
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The aluminum shower appears to be very popular, but one should ascertain first whether or not the bride-to-be wants aluminum in her kitchen. |
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One needed also to know the precise time, which was difficult to ascertain in foreign lands. |
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I did not turn to ascertain who it might be, but trusted it was no one of importance, as the poddy and I presented rather a grotesque appearance. |
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Southern blot hybridizations and RCA were performed to ascertain whether RacPyV existed in episomal, integrated, or a combination of these forms. |
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If placenta praevia is identified, further imaging should be undertaken to ascertain the presence of placenta accreta. |
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The type of research is casual, as it defines the relationship among different variables to ascertain the impact of Profit Sharing. |
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As we have no remains of the dithyrambics of the ancients, we cannot exactly ascertain the measure. |
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The Reverend Jimmy Creech and I have made two trips to Colorado Springs in the past nine weeks to ascertain what was really happening with the campaign. |
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Before receiving his testimony, the officer is required to ascertain from his own knowledge or by a creditable witness that he is a subscribing witness to the deed. |
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To ascertain those conventions, it is important to see how some of the tensions between natural law and positive law manifest themselves textually. |
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In his petition, Singh said that the Gurgaon civic body should inspect concretization of trees in areas under its jurisdiction and ascertain their health. |
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However, ACRIS ASAP now auto-checks with the City's website on an hourly basis to ascertain whether transfer documents have been received and processed. |
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Phylogenetic analysis of the isolated influenza virus was carried out to ascertain genetic relatedness with other known human and swine influenza viruses. |
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As soon as we ascertain what the situation is, we can plan how to proceed. |
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The frequency of under-the-counter selling is most difficult to ascertain. |
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The Company is currently evaluating AnergiX compounds in preclinical studies to ascertain their efficacy in inducing anergy or non responsiveness in disease-causing T cells. |
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How much of this was due to his intake of alcohol is impossible to ascertain, according to Bragg, because of Burton's reluctance to be treated for alcohol addiction. |
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The muscle readings enabled the scientists to ascertain what sorts of signals the arm receives during the preparatory state compared with the action step. |
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In the field of civil engineering, geological principles and analyses are used in order to ascertain the mechanical principles of the material on which structures are built. |
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If knaidl is dark in the center, ascertain whether this is the horseradish filling or an uncooked part. Don't overcook the knaidlach or they will fall apart. |
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However, little evidence of Cumbric remains, so it is difficult to ascertain whether or not it was a language in its own right or simply a dialect of Old Welsh. |
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