Sentence examples for a question arises whether from inspiring English sources
A question arises whether the kinetic parameters derived from the Arrhenius equation presented in the literature in fact reflect intrinsic kinetics or are influenced by diffusional effects.
Whenever a question arises whether an oral arrangement constitutes an international agreement, the arrangement shall be reduced to writing and the decision made in accordance with § 181.3.
By that time he and the center manager had received an e-mail message from the F.A.A. instructing officials to safeguard all records and adding, "If a question arises whether or not you should retain data, RETAIN IT".
As the upslope parts of a catchment have a significant role in determining the groundwater table at the treatment site, a question arises whether in addition to buffer zones one should also turn the attention upslope of the nitrogen source areas.
"Upon this a question arises: whether it be better to be loved than feared or feared than loved?" writes Machiavelli.
Thus, a question arises whether the energy optimality of depends upon the relative rate at which and approach their respective limits.
Thus, a question arised whether prenatal or postnatal exposure to an anti-androgen flutamide alters the expression of gap junction protein - connexin43 (Cx43) and androgen receptor (AR) expression in the caput, corpus and cauda epididymis and leads to delayed effects on morphology and function of adult pig epididymis.
While considering Lipschitzian mappings, a natural question arises whether it is possible to weaken contraction assumption a little bit in Banach contraction principle and still obtain the existence of a fixed point.
At that point, a crucial question arises whether local sclerostin production and systemic levels play a causal role in, or even trigger, the development CVC.
Considering the situation, a major question arises whether the companies are technologically capable of bringing supply chain resilience?
So a natural question arises whether this strong condition can be omitted in partial metric fixed-point theory.
