"detection of whether" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that you are attempting to determine the possibility or existence of something. For example, "We are conducting a detection of whether this new technology could be a viable solution for our problem."
It can also provide high-resolution detection of whether the response is significantly above or below baseline activity.
Then, more efforts were made on the detection of whether HGT genes are exposed to selective pressure after the shrimps diverged from their ancestor.
The detection of whether a gene was expressed (present) or not expressed (absent) in a RNA sample was carried out by Affymetrix Microarray Suite (MAS) 5.0 software (Affymetrix) using one-sided Wilcoxon's signed-ranked algorithm (Detection Calls; Liu et al. 2002).
Application of small sub-atmospheric pressure (from −3 to −10 cmH2O) at the start of expiration is defined as the negative expiratory pressure (NEP) technique, and is used for early detection of whether subjects have expiratory flow limitation (EFL) in their peripheral airways.
The results of the algorithms for the detection of occupants (whether occupants are present or not) provides correct presence profile up to 95.8% of the time while the exact number of occupants in the rooms is correctly identified up to 80.6% of the time.
The circumstances under which the disease is discovered are related to the consequences of bone marrow suppression, including severe or recurrent infections, to the detection of splenomegaly, whether symptomatic or not, or to the often fortuitous identification of hairy cells during a routine blood count.
Future studies in larger populations and other centres should further assess its performance, including the determination of whether detection of delirium using the 4AT may improve the clinical outcomes of patients.
"This fact begs the question of whether the detection of MERS-CoV neutralising antibodies in camels from both Spain and Oman is a result of unrelated cross-species transmission events or whether the virus has been circulating in camels for a long time.
Certainly, the sample size is too small to draw any meaningful conclusion, but it raised a question of whether the detection of Band-A is suitable for gCJD.
This raises the issue of whether the detection of RNAs in this fraction is truly indicative of translatability.
Importantly, this acceleration is independent of whether the detection of the novel or the familiar scenes is rewarded.
