| Regardless of the opinions, however, the application of ascertainment and discernment require readers to discuss the book critically. |
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| We do not know how these subjects were selected or anything about the ascertainment of diagnosis or any other aspect of the design of the study. |
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| Therefore, encouraging ascertainment of health information for three generations of relatives is warranted. |
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| It allows the activation and communication of feelings which the mere ascertainment and manipulation of those circumstances and conditions would not evoke. |
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| The first step of so-called military ascertainment is the pre-induction examination. |
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| Advances in exposure ascertainment may also allow for improved characterization of a potential doseresponse relationship. |
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| These reminders have greatly improved response rates and the ascertainment of cases. |
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| Hospital records within Cumbria, and in regional referral centers outside Cumbria, were searched to improve ascertainment of stillbirths and infant deaths. |
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| As we noted in a previous report, the distribution of antisocial syndromes in our sample is also likely to reflect the ascertainment of the sample. |
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| As a matter of general principle, questioning by the Legal Representatives on behalf of victims who participate in the proceedings must have as its main aim the ascertainment of the truth. |
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| These valuation methods have the same objective, namely the ascertainment of the hypothetical tenancy and should all, properly applied, yield the same result. |
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| An inspector shall limit his enquiries to the ascertainment of the fact in relation to the observance of the Commission's recommendations in force in relation to the flag state of the vessel concerned. |
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| It does not deal with the ascertainment of liability, absence or presence. |
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| Finally, it was suggested that in future, recommendations should best be formulated in a manner that lends them to an objective ascertainment of the completion of their implementation. |
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| Instead, the problem was the ascertainment of evidence of intention. |
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| Indeed, that the presumption is actually correct which can only be ascertained extrinsically does not amount to its constituting a decisive ascertainment. |
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