Sentence examples for increasing and whether from inspiring English sources

More research is needed to determine why the severe perineal trauma rate is increasing and whether there are population changes or iatrogenic influences that may be behind this.

Providers were also asked to opine whether environmentally mediated disease in children was increasing, and whether environmental history taking as part of routine well-child care would take up too much time.

One issue for investigators and lawyers is the rate at which wear increased, and whether more frequent inspections would have spotted the problem; after the crash, the F.A.A. mandated tests every 2,000 hours.

It is, therefore, the right time to be asking whether the military budget, shrunk by the Government's austerity programme, should be increased, and whether the resources are being deployed where they are needed most.

Officials on both sides said several issues remained to be resolved, including how much the workers' pay would increase and whether they would have to contribute toward their health insurance.

It is a significant period for the crew who are often kept in one room and are subject to the random and unpredictable behaviour of their guards.The shipping industry needs to start asking why the length of time a crew is held captive has increased and whether its approach to negotiations is the right one.

However, it is unclear how much the workload has increased, and whether there is much geographical variation in workload within a publicly funded healthcare system.

The purpose of this study was to determine whether, in pregnancies that experience preeclampsia, plasma cell-free fetal DNA (cffDNA) at 11-13 weeks of gestation is increased and whether this increase is related to the uterine artery pulsatility index (PI).

As the ions are cooled, the heating rate actually increases and whether or not the trapped sample can be cooled passed the liquid phase depends on whether or not the cooling rate can overwhelm this increasing heating rate [36].

Senator Jack Reed, a Democrat from Rhode Island, said it's time to consider whether the operational tempo against IS can be increased and whether US troops could play a more active role, accompanying Iraqi units into the field, "especially when direct contact with the enemy is not expected".

To test whether responses increased as the number of flashes presented increased, and whether this relationship changed depending on whether beeps were presented concurrently, the mean responses were submitted to a repeated measures ANOVA.