Sentence examples for current knowledge on whether from inspiring English sources
In humans, the current knowledge on whether birth weight is associated with behaviors such as sedentary time is limited.
Effects of endocrine disruptors on reproduction may originate during the fetal stage (Crain et al. 2008), yet current knowledge on whether prenatal exposures to PFAAs can have an impact on human reproduction is limited to few studies.
Study results will expand current knowledge on advance planning by determining whether professionally-led discussions of preferences improve substitute decision-making and yield cost savings.
An important question is whether current knowledge on exposure, and syntheses of exposure-response relationships, largely based on studies in "western" cities, are applicable in cities across the world, or whether they are shaped by the physical [ 32] and social characteristics of the cities in which they were conducted.
A spatiotemporal systems analysis for such large, outstretched cells may therefore be required to understand whether our current knowledge on the reaction-diffusion properties of apoptosis execution proteins can explain the experimentally observed features of localised activation of effector caspases.
However, the current knowledge on Mn-induced neurotoxicity does not allow for stating whether changes in MAPK signaling pathways represent cause or consequence of Mn-induced cell toxicity.
Krumbholz, A. et al. Current knowledge on PB1-F2 of influenza A viruses.
This is a review summarizing current knowledge on the importance of epigenetic modifications in cancer therapy.
The aim of this review was to summarise current knowledge on the occurrence of sexual dysfunction in the context of AAA surgical repair and to explore whether surgical techniques could have differential impact.
