Sentence examples for clarify as to whether from inspiring English sources

"Ukip has reported the malicious behaviour to Twitter, and we would ask that all other political parties clarify as to whether they are associated with these smear tactics in any way, be it from their activists, or party staff".

In the present study, lithium-disilicate ceramic inlays should be analyzed biomechanically according to their thickness and dimension, and it should be clarified as to whether there is a significant relationship between the inlay volume and the induced tensile stress level.

Firstly, it needs to be clarified as to whether the increased risk is absolute [ 47] or relative [ 46].

But as I sat down to complete the article, to add some statistics to bolster my argument and to clarify my misgivings as to whether Boris had an exit strategy for his war, I read of the death of Robert Knox.

However, only a randomised trial can clarify the question as to whether capecitabine or UFT is the best oral 5-FU drug for combination chemotherapy.

To this end, it is important for clinicians to clarify the existing controversy as to whether aggressive treatment for young women with breast cancer is justified.

It is important for clinicians to clarify the existing controversy as to whether aggressive treatment for young women with breast cancer is justified.

CAJ's director Brian Gormally said: "The secretary of state should urgently clarify the government's position as to whether it intends to breach the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement in this way.

The aim of this study was to evaluate and compare thrombotic risk after THA between patients with AS and those with noninflammatory arthritis, osteoarthritis (OA), to clarify whether AS represents a risk factor to VTE following THA.

Therefore, since the endothelial-independent vasodilation mirrors the response of vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMCs) to NO, it has not been completely clarified as yet whether in the presence of diabetes mellitus these cells show a normal or an impaired response to NO, at least as far as vasodilation is concerned.

There was a difference of opinion however as to whether it was achievable for GPs to clarify the duration of recommended modifications on a 'may be fit' note.