Sentence examples for one question that arises from inspiring English sources

One question that arises based on the presented model is whether exogenous dopamine is sufficient to induce a "refractory period" in the absence of prior mating.

One question that arises is whether the rearrangements are all found on a single parental copy of the chromosome or whether both copies are involved.

One question that arises is, of course, where SlWRKY73 and SlMYC1 bind on these terpene synthase promoters.

One question that arises from this study is whether these tremor events occur on the plate interface, like those in Nankai.

One question that arises is this.

Therefore, one question that arises is when should we stop the checking routine?

As observers watched the two Clintons moving on what some of them, at least, considered divergent tracks, one question that arose was whether they were engaged in a good-cop, bad-cop scenario.

The effort answers one question that arose immediately after Sept. 11: was this event so extraordinary that it held no relevance for safety in buildings nationwide?

One question that arose -- a legal, tactical and moral one -- was whether to include the more than 200 Africans who, along with 12 Americans, were killed in the embassy attacks as individual counts in the terrorism indictment.

One question that arose is whether these effects of enhanced exercise in AC5 KO mice are simply due to a decrease in AC, which might be evoked in a KO from any of the 9 AC isoforms, or are they due to unique signaling in AC5.

One question that arose from these results was whether this was a generic finding indicating the absence of a stem cell hierarchy in B-cell precursor ALL or whether other candidate B-cell markers would allow enrichment of leukaemia-propagating activity.