Sentence examples for it cannot be decided whether from inspiring English sources

Both, the limit dynamics and the transitional dynamics, are important, since a priori it cannot be decided whether an economy is close to its dynamic equilibrium (and, thus, limit dynamics are prevalent) or not (and, thus, transitional dynamics are prevalent).

It cannot be decided whether it was his or Levy's shrewd eye which shrewdly saw the desirability of avoiding the high tariff on bottled perfumes by importing raw essences, assembling them according to the French formula in New York, and thus endearing themselves to the American perfume-buying public by prices lower than some of their foreign competitors could stoop to.

Additionally and even more importantly, is the fact that it cannot be decided whether the synthesis of the many protein forms was an earlier process or actually caused by the biological effect currently under investigation, or indeed whether the direct synthesis product was degraded or transported out of the cell or even the tissue.

Furthermore, it cannot be decided whether storage takes place within the cerebellum or these parts are needed to support storage in extracerebellar areas.

Based on the present human lesion data alone, it cannot be decided whether the failure of patients to respond to visual threat is a problem with retention, retrieval or expression, or with a combination of these processes.

Because participants had to actively produce the arithmetic result it cannot be decided whether concurrent articulation indeed impaired access to/retrieval from long term memory, or rather the activation of stored multiplication facts in long-term memory.

It cannot be decided at the whim of the individual.

Consequently, it cannot be decided when the main Dvl-interacting ability of Dacts emerged during evolution.

It cannot unequivocally be decided whether there are compensatory functional mechanisms when there are sufficiently small morphological defects or whether microperimetry is methodologically limited to detect the earliest functional deficits, or both.

In summary, the reasons for the various differences between experimental systems remain unclear and it cannot currently be decided whether aging in the group of long-lived unicells only occurs in the presence of external damage agents or whether minimal yet significant aging also occurs under benign conditions.

It will then be decided whether he should have surgery.