Sentence examples for in defining whether from inspiring English sources
Thus, unlike Animal Labs, the activity in issue becomes significant in defining whether theentity itself is, or is not, a State agency.
SPAD is different from APH in defining whether any two substructures are connected directly to an intermediate binding.
Particles (and antiparticles) also have intrinsic quantum numbers that cannot be changed, and those numbers are key in defining whether a particle is matter, antimatter, or neither.
The exit criteria, and associated red flags reviewed above, went a long way in defining whether or not there was a crisis.
The committee itself is also under scrutiny and this performance will be crucial in defining whether it really is capable of holding the intelligence agencies to account.
We were interested in defining whether our newly generated Top2 alleles represent complete or partial loss of function.
One of the biggest challenges in defining "green", whether it be consumers, products or ads, is that "green," like the planet itself, encompasses everything -- air, water, biological life, chemicals, energy, you name it.
Genomic resources for Pinus including those reported here should assist in further defining whether and how the roles of retrotransposons differ in the evolution of angiosperm and gymnosperm genomes.
Whether the letter be made by metal type or photographic image is no longer important in defining the subject; whether the finished item is a book or a page influences its inclusion as typographic not one bit.
It is still not clear whether local actors will assume a role in defining the basket, and whether the government will centralize decisions.
This third round is potentially the most momentous, because at stake is whether the Supreme Court itself will continue to have a role in defining the balance or whether, as the administration first argued four years ago, the executive branch is to have the final word.
