Sentence examples for question in the use of from inspiring English sources

A key question in the use of NSCs for neural repair is whether there are fundamental regional differences that dictate or constrain their capacity to differentiate into appropriate neuronal subtypes [2].

A major question in the use of urinary arsenic as a biomarker of exposure is how to relate the recent exposure, measured by urinary arsenic, to exposures that may have occurred chronically.

We address two important questions in the use of SNP genotyping in historical samples: first, how call rate and repeatability of SNP genotyping varies with sample age and DNA quality (using Dataset 1, see below); and second, what is the accuracy of allele frequency estimation in DNA pools created using historical samples (using Dataset 2).

In summary, the results of this study further complement recent work on the challenges associated with question design in the use of dietary questions in national and regional surveys [ 14, 22, 23].

The process utilized by defendant that is now in question results in the use of the original image on a ceramic plaque; such process is not " Areproduction or duplication".

In building the score, a specific weight is assigned to each QoS performance metric, depending on the applicable CoS in question through the use of the AHP.

It should be noted that it is not the magnitude of the constant that is in question, rather the use of that constant across all trees and treatments.

According to Searle (1969: 38, 40), illocutionary acts are conventional, and the conventions in question govern the use of so-called force-indicating devices (Searle 1969: 64) specific to each language.

This study raises the question of training in the use of WVT.

Cobain also reveals an interrogators' Powerpoint tutorial called "Any Questions" which trains in the use of forced nakedness and sensory deprivation, including such instructions as: "pull back foreskin, spread buttocks".

It discusses the usefulness of CPDB in addressing questions about the use of animal bioassays in the evaluation of potential cancer risks to humans.