Sentence examples for to be defined whether from inspiring English sources

It remains to be defined whether Gli repressor assays yield the same targets as Gli activators.

It remains to be defined whether other chemotherapy regimens benefit from trastuzumab continuation.

It remains to be defined whether such hormonal changes are adaptive or reflect pathology.

However, it remains to be defined whether DPP-4 inhibitor can ameliorate cardiovascular injury beyond blood glucose control.

However, it remains to be defined whether the loss of synapses is causal or consequential to this differentiation process.

It remains to be defined whether the heterogeneity, onset and severity of these clinical manifestations are causally correlated with the extent of mitochondrial dysfunction.

The purpose of the 'examination' now becomes clear: it is to see whether the alleged defining trait really is co-extensive with the class to be defined, or whether it is faulty, either by 'over-covering' (cf. ativyāpti; applying to things outside the definiendum) or by 'under-covering' (cf. avyāpti; not applying to everything within the definiendum), or both.

One important question that remains to be defined is whether COUP-TFII is involved in tip and stalk cell specification during vessel sprouting.

8 However, the exact critical periods have yet to be defined 9 as to whether they extend beyond fetal life and infancy into childhood and adolescence.

A rejection, misunderstanding, personal or racial insult reminds you that you're choosing whether to be defined and judged by other people, or to define yourself".

And science and math have come to be defined as largely male preserves — whether or not, in terms of aptitude and aspirations, that is actually the case.