Sentence examples for pertain to whether from inspiring English sources

Scientists' reservations pertain to whether the 60 lines of stem cells sanctioned by Mr. Bush are of high enough quality to be useful.

Particular updates pertain to whether imaging studies, health-related quality-of-life (HRQOL) measures, tumor markers, and bronchoscopy improve outcomes after curative-intent therapy.

"While a lot of people have focused on who will succeed Congressman Dixon, a quieter set of conversations are going on that pertain to whether there will be anything left to run for".

The two questions here pertain to whether or not a student is at a strategic advantage applying early decision or action and then, second, should students who are on an upward trajectory with grades and courses, wait to apply regular decision or take a shot early?

The remaining charges of false statements, perjury and obstruction of justice all pertain to whether Stewart and Bacanovic lied in forwarding that alibi to federal investigators rather than admit she was tipped off not by Waksal but by Bacanovic, who knew Waksal was dumping or trying to dump his own shares in ImClone.

Questions not included in this report pertain to whether variables listed in Table  2 were considered in the search strategy, inclusion/exclusion criteria, sensitivity analysis and risk of bias.

This question, therefore, pertains to whether the Paris agreement will include a clear pathway to reaching this goal through intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs) or other mechanisms.

But the first questions that were posed pertained to whether he would take his game straight to the National Basketball Association as Kevin Garnett, a big man from Farragut Academy in Chicago, did this season.

This effect is only evoked by the stimulus that the expectation pertains to; whether or not an independent stimulus is congruent or incongruent with a participant's expectation about another stimulus has no effect on the BOLD response.

The dispute pertains to whether the unilateral refinancing of the Bonods was taken "in connection with a commercial activity" of Argentina, and whether it had a "direct effect in the United States". We address these issues in turn.

The first question pertained to whether the EC concept of "provision of services" covers the transmission, via cable network operators established in one Member State, of television programs supplied by a broadcasting body established in another Member State, even if that body established itself there in order to avoid the legislation applicable to domestic broadcasters in the receiving State.