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ascertainment

ascertainment

1 7.1
The process of finding out if something is true
  • noun
  • /ˌæsərˈteɪnmənt/
translation icon : determinación
  • The ascertainment of the facts in the investigation took longer than expected.
  • ascertainment bias
  • case ascertainment
  • ascertainment procedure

Examples

  • The data collection, case ascertainment procedure, and ethical permits have been described in detail elsewhere. 2, 3

    Academic text (2016)
  • Case ascertainment among patients in this group was also likely to differ from ascertainment in the Pacific Northwest, and comparisons between patients in each group should be interpreted with care.

    Academic text (2013)
  • Thus, we made no corrections for increased case ascertainment or awareness in this study.

    Academic text (2012)
  • Finally, ascertainment of neuroblastoma cases and deaths has not been rigorous.

    Academic text (1996)
  • In addition, we used matched-pairs analyses that are not affected by the ascertainment methods used.

    Academic text (1991)
  • A one-time test for HCV is recommended without prior ascertainment of risk.

    Blog text (18)
  • Although the prescription data appear accurate, one wonders about ascertainment bias in other exposures.

    Academic text (2015)
  • Because this is a retrospective study of a special population, the possible effects of selection or ascertainment bias or misclassification must be considered.

    Academic text (1991)
  • Social workers may be involved with assessment, individual and/or family counseling, ascertainment of family dynamics and environmental changes, and coordination of care.

    Academic text (2013)
  • Two of the six studies using colposcopy as a reference standard did not blind the colposcopists to the VIA findings, which may have introduced ascertainment bias in these studies.

    Academic text (2016)

Synonyms

investigation
vsascertainment
2.9

A careful search for the truth about something

adds the idea of concluding or establishing something as certainly true
check
vsascertainment
720 1.0

An act of looking at something to make sure it is correct

is the overall act of finding out or establishing truth, not just checking
confirmation
vsascertainment
150 2.0

Information that shows something is true

covers that result but also the earlier act of finding out facts
validation
vsascertainment
  • Specialized
75 4.3

An act of checking that something is true, correct, or acceptable

is broader, referring both to checking and to determining certainty
determination
vsascertainment
38 3.6

Finding the exact value of something by testing or measuring

includes that established result but also covers general confirmation actions
verification
vsascertainment
34 3.9

Extra proof that shows something is correct

is a wider activity that also includes the initial discovery step
substantiation
vsascertainment
  • Formal
4 7.9

Evidence that shows a claim or idea is true

focuses more on the whole process of finding and then confirming truth
investigating
vsascertainment
1 3.0

The act of looking carefully at something to find facts

is broader, covering both finding out facts and confirming their truth
crosscheck
vsascertainment
1 4.9

An act of checking facts by comparing information from different sources

is more general, applying to any method of finding or confirming truth

Antonyms

296 4.0

Not being sure about what will happen or what to do

How Certain

confirmation
150 2.0
ascertainment
1 7.1
investigation
2.9
inference
42 5.7
guess
768 1.0

Surface Forms

ascertainment singular

Morphology

ascertainment = ascertain (transparent) = ascertain + ment

A regular nominalization: '-ment' forms the noun 'ascertainment' from the verb 'ascertain', meaning 'the act or process of ascertaining'.

Etymology

Ascertainment comes from the verb ascertain, which is built from the prefix a- (meaning 'to' or 'make') and certain (meaning 'sure'). So to ascertain is to 'make sure' about something, and an ascertainment is the act of finding out or confirming a fact.