Sentence examples for examination as to whether from inspiring English sources
I also agree that there must be the fullest examination as to whether use of the Terrorism Act was appropriate in the Miranda case.
The first stage of the test involves an examination as to whether the law differentiates amongst classes of individuals.
We completed, therefore, our analyses with an examination as to whether over-expression of NCS-1 or its mutants could influence NFAT dephosphorylation in response to a physiological stimulus.
The patterns of temporal expression among the F3H homoeologues in the presence of different dominant Rc-1 alleles allowed for an examination as to whether, in an allopolyploid context, there are any genome-specific relationships between the structural and regulatory genes.
"Even if one were to accept that there was no quid pro quo here (and the court should not), the bias materials remain relevant to and necessary to fair cross-examination, for example, as to whether Ms. Schwartz cited her cooperation with the S.E.C. in this case as a basis on which it should not bring charges against her," the brief said.
Apart from providing data for regulatory programmatic awareness of the true prevalence of TB infection, carcass examination also provides clues as to whether the infection is in its early stage or has reached the transmissible stage [ 11].
Particularly with oral examinations, the question arises as to whether they can be useful in international programs in which teachers and learners may encounter language barriers or cultural differences.
Thereafter, a clinical decision is made as to whether physical examination is possible, or whether the referring physician needs to be consulted because of contraindications for physical examination or the need for further medical information.
The first management decision is based on the airway examination and the anesthetist's assessment as to whether the in situ epidural catheter is likely to provide adequate surgical anesthesia.
These guidelines consider 280 clinical problems or situations depicted in four columns distributed as follows: the first column covers the clinical situation, the second indicates the most indicated diagnostic imaging tests possible, the third gives a recommendation as to whether the examination is adequate or not and the fourth column provides explanatory comments.
