Sentence examples for has assessed whether from inspiring English sources
In reviewing the Comcast-NBC Universal deal, the Justice Department has primarily assessed whether the acquisition will be anticompetitive, and the F.C.C. has assessed whether it is in the public interest.
Thus, this paper has assessed whether this electricity has been the hotspot for existing groundwater and surface supply options.
Many factors can bias parental reporting of childhood vaccination status, however, to our knowledge, no analysis has assessed whether time since vaccination impacts reporting accuracy.
Therefore, this work has assessed whether the data mining-based prediction of Vss can be made more accurate by using as input not only the compounds' molecular descriptors but also (a subset of) their predicted Kt:p values.
Many popular sites for recreational boulder climbing lie within protected natural areas, yet no research has assessed whether bouldering threatens associated vegetation – a diverse community regularly including rare species.
However, no prior study has assessed whether human nonverbal cues can, like the nonverbal cues of non-human animals, create the appearance of changes in physical size that influence the displayer's perceived status.
In this study we have assessed whether assessment of respiratory arrhythmia (RA) and heart rate variability (HRV) analysis helps in management of children with syndromic craniosynostosis and none-to-mild obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
Moreover, no prior studies have assessed whether the choice of heat wave definitions affected this added effect.
We have assessed whether these markers are associated with percentage of body fat (BF), insulin sensitivity as well as with leptin concentrations.
We have assessed whether the proliferative activity of tumor cells can be visualized by PET analysis using [11C]AZT or [11C]d4T, and have demonstrated that [11C]AZT, but not [11C]d4T, is highly accumulated in proliferating tumor tissues compared to normal proliferating tissues.
Yu et al. have assessed whether first-order, second-order, and higher-order statistics in FDG PET-CT co-registered images can differentiate between normal and abnormal nodes to assist radiotherapy target planning.
