Sentence examples for it should be established whether from inspiring English sources

It should be established whether or not the habitat of the African wolf overlap with that of the golden jackal, and if morphological features distinguishing the two taxa exist.

In this respect it seems highly desirable that at the time of initial diagnosis it should be established whether or not the patient will be susceptible to treatment using first-line drugs.

In particular, it should be established whether or not these tumours carry a better prognosis than standard glioblastomas [ 13, 16, 31].

It should be established whether the UL94-reactive antibody is actually a true anti-UL94 antibody and, hence, associated with a positive HCMV serostatus.

Firstly, it should be established whether the general association between use of urgent referral and mortality of patients with cancer can be replicated in a more recent period, and in other national populations with comparable referral pathways.

The recent stabilisation in the sex difference in nonsmoking-related mortality from approximately 2006 onwards could point to a new phase in which gender differences in preventive health behaviour are disappearing, although it first should be established whether this is a long-term and international phenomenon.

A streamlined exit strategy from the ED should be established, whether that includes transfer to the cardiac catheterization lab, ICU, or transfer to an ECMO receiving hospital.

Clear criteria should be established for deciding whether or not the application of fracking should be allowed at a later time.

The question arises whether: a) poor self-reported mental health is mainly caused by the presence of pain and disability and will improve after TKA when the pain and disability has decreased, or that b) interventions designed to reduce preoperative psychological distress should be established to determine whether they might improve patient satisfaction after TKA.

Vandenberg & Lance (2000) suggested that when using the same measure in two different (cultural) groups, measurement invariance should be established to ascertain whether a given set of measures taps a particular latent construct (such as depression) similarly across groups, so that meaningful comparisons between groups can be made [ 31].

It may (a) affect whether an individual wrongdoer should be punished, even if no instrumental good (primarily deterrence and incapacitation) would thereby be achieved, but it may also (b) affect whether institutions of punishment should be established, even if no instrumental goods would thereby be achieved.