Sentence examples for in delineating whether from inspiring English sources

This would assist in delineating whether the development of complications leads to higher rates of CAM usage.

A study with consistent PCR testing beyond 30 days would be instructive in delineating whether pre-emptive treatment confers a tangible survival benefit over empirical therapy.

Although several reports indicate that different cell lines respond differently to TZDs, [30], [31], [32], [33], to our knowledge, a direct comparison between these four TZDs in ovarian cancer and delineating whether these effects are PPARγ dependent using molecular, physiological and pharmacological approaches has not been investigated.

Future work on the mechanisms of attention might focus on delineating whether ACh contributes to changes in cortical synchrony during states of attention in addition to its contribution to firing rate changes (Herrero et al., 2008).

Use of day labor in some sectors of agriculture creates challenges for delineating whether pesticide exposure occurred as a result of farmwork or activities undertaken on another job (e.g., landscaping).

Although the results are useful in delineating the neuropsychological effects of low-level exposure to PCBs, further studies of whether older men and women are a sensitive subpopulation are needed.

How far can the writer go in delineating cliched attitudes without being simply guilty of cliche?

In delineating the gap between old guard and new, Maguire sometimes overreaches.

Language, in delineating a boundary that can be transgressed, is full of romantic potential.

I was thus interested not only in delineating teaching practices "that work" (that are positively associated with achievement) but also in investigating whether they "work" similarly in all groups of countries.

But unfortunately, one of our main tools in delineating the two broke.