Sentence examples for expected to establish whether from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court's ruling in the Hamdan case is expected to establish whether the commissions meet basic standards of due process.
Tests are expected to establish within days whether the Cuban cases match the Haitian strain.So far Cuba's celebrated health-care system seems to be coping.
Engineers are expected to establish in the next few days whether the cracks pose a danger to the safety of the bridge, which counts as one of the most significant constructions of the Ottoman empire.
Lacking key information, the experts were expected to establish the cause of the fire, and yet the law insisted that it was then for the police alone - to decide whether this was an accident or foul play.
Four other important suppliers, from Germany, Spain and Austria, are expected to establish themselves in Bulgaria this year.
"CCC expects to establish a presence in KSA (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) in due course to manage the contract.
It is expected to take several days to establish whether or not the deadly fungus has been stopped from spreading into the wider environment and native woodlands.
Experiment 2 was designed to determine whether this result can be replicated and to establish whether the expected satiation of a caloric beverage differs from equivalent portions (210 kcal) of a solid snack food.
Because of the expected difficulties in realizing such transformations, we first sought to establish whether azomethine ylides can engage in intermolecular nonpericyclic reactions with appropriate (pro nucleophiles.
By examining the ratio between number of affected voxels within a specific network and expected number of affected voxels in that network, we were able to establish whether the number of abnormal voxels were randomly distributed across the different networks.
Such an assay would be expected to reflect the contribution of multiple overlapping and independent activities and also to establish whether loss of a single activity may be sufficient to disrupt its overall function as a tumour suppressor.
