Sentence examples for identification of whether from inspiring English sources

The studies were designed to test whether active naturally-occurring markets could be manipulated experimentally in a way that permitted statistically powerful identification of whether manipulation generally works (rather than anecdotal evidence).

However, existing management systems, which refer to flexible yet large and complex data models, provide a limited support to define and select relevant KPIs for the objectives at hand, and even the identification of whether and how the data model is capable to achieve a certain informative need is a critical and time-consuming task.

Sha and Shi [47] defines several subtypes of consistency, shown in Table 7, together with their definitions and an identification of whether the dimension refers to individual data or data streams.

Upon initial diagnosis of retinoblastoma, rapid identification of whether it is a germline RB1 mutation, sporadic RB1 mutation or a RB1+/+ MYCNA is necessary for correct treatment, as well as risk assessment for patents and their families [12].

To overcome the problem of selectivity and operator-dependent approach to hip viscosupplementation, a clear identification of whether or not the patient is suitable for HA infiltration treatment in the hip is mandatory.

This will allow identification of whether ethnicity or minority group position, and 'patient'/user or clinician/provider knowledge, is the key factor in management and intervention design.

We designed unique functions for microbial genome analysis in ContigScape, such as the identification of plasmids, whether they are linear or circular and an estimation of their read coverage.

A useful contribution would be the identification of parameters, whether clinical variables or laboratory measurements, that distinguish patients who suffer from malaria from patients who have another febrile illness and merely harbour Plasmodium parasites.

One of the challenges, and goals, of molecularly targeted cancer therapeutic development is the identification of biomarkers (whether they be genetic, protein or macromolecule based) that allow the translation of the understanding and knowledge gained at the molecular and cellular level into a therapy effective for patients [ 14- 16].

This allows the accurate identification of metabolites regardless whether all or only some of the isomers can be observed in the HSQC spectrum of the mixture.

Ignorance about steps in a causal chain will hamper the identification of component causes, whether environmental or genetic, in that chain.