Sentence examples for certain as to which from inspiring English sources

The interviewees, children and parents alike, believed in the value of a college degree; but they were less certain as to which degree made the most sense for their situation, or how to tell a good school from a bad one, or how to navigate the labyrinth of financial-aid paperwork.

It is not entirely certain as to which variable indicates tumour recurrence for the individual patient.

Given that CCKAR expression was decreased in the high-growth haplotype in several central and peripheral tissues, it is difficult to be certain as to which tissue mediates the decreased feeding response to exogenous CCK, and it is indeed possible that several tissues are involved.

The neural correlates of these behavioural signatures are certain biases as to which stimuli most strongly drive the neural circuitry that processes them.

Every motorcycle has certain specifications as to which type of grip is best suited to the model.

Professional groups say sex selection is allowable in certain situations, but differ as to which ones.

But creatively is another story: it's genuinely fun to see him in all manner of productions that don't inherently deserve a name as big as his attached, just as there's always a certain degree of suspense as to which version of Cage is going to show up: the lunatic, the sleepwalker, the method man, or something else entirely.

But there are certain topics to which, as hard as I try, I cannot turn a deaf ear.

Increasing the duty-cycle of therapy d leads to a distinctive decline of average population density , but the declining trend, as demonstrated in the inset of figure 2, becomes obviously slight while the d is greater than a certain value to which we refer as the effective duty-cycle of therapy de (marked with several down-arrows in inset).

It is not certain whether large collections such as The Scots Musical Museum to which Burns contributed heavily, and which sets song-lyrics to many airs which were in circulation at the time, would be considered economical under today's laws.

Every phenomenon and apparent eccentricity of the river might be subject to laws as fixed and certain as those which direct the majestic march of the heavenly spheres, but, if so, the laws were inexactly understood.