Sentence examples for exists as to whether from inspiring English sources

Some doubt exists as to whether he was the same George Dixon as the one who taught navigation at Gosport, Hampshire, and wrote The Navigator's Assistant (1791).

Controversy exists as to whether film noir can be classified as a genre or subgenre, or if the term merely refers to stylistic elements common to various genres.

He ruled that "a triable issue of fact exists as to whether Jahi currently satisfies the statutory definition of 'dead.' " In a trial expected to last a month, a jury will decide if Jahi is alive.

But the court used the 1998 case to make it clear that the courts have the power to invalidate an election when "reasonable doubt exists as to whether a certain election expressed the will of the voters".

Conflicting evidence exists as to whether cognitive mechanisms contribute to weight loss and maintenance.

A debate exists as to whether social cues should be intentionally designed into the user interface.

An intense discussion still exists as to whether pain and depression are causally related or independent of each other.

Controversy exists as to whether a percutaneous superior vena cava drainage cannula (PSVC) is necessary during these operations.

However, concern exists as to whether concurrently administered emergency contraception pills (ECP) and other hormonal methods of contraception may affect the effectiveness of both medications.

Controversy exists as to whether these cells truly belong to an MM clone, however; they may represent only the remaining clones of premalignant B cells.

A controversy exists as to whether functional smooth muscle exists in the cervix before and during pregnancy, potentially continuous with the uterus.