Sentence examples for well known whether from inspiring English sources
Unlike the opera itself, the arioso is relatively well known, whether sung or played on an instrument.
People who have met her say that Ms. Clinton is unaffected, smart and friendly, and more than capable of holding her own among the glamorous and the well known, whether that means chatting with William S. Farish, the American ambassador to Britain, or sharing confidences with Kevin Spacey at a London film preview.
TCDD-stimulated AhR transcriptional activity can be influenced by hypoxia; however, it less well known whether hypoxia interferes with AhR transcriptional transactivation in the context of PCB-mediated AhR activation in human cells.
However, it is still not well known whether this resource provisioning effect is strong enough to improve herbivore regulation within crop fields and which plant species and functional groups favour this ecosystem service.
Although Bernhardt (1992) reported that the lithium cloud becomes a shell-like structure within several tens of seconds after the release, it has not been well known whether the lithium cloud becomes a shell-like structure within a very short time (<1 s) from the release as pointed out by Szuszczewicz et al. (1996).
It is not well known whether complex verbs such as "begreifen" are stored with "greifen" (to grasp) as their stem.
Most people don't know the details of health care policy, but they darn well know whether they "like" or "trust" a candidate and that has much more to do with the unconscious than you might think.
It is well known that whether pupils go to university or not rests heavily on their performance earlier on at school, particularly at GCSE level.
Less well known is whether the elevated risk persists in chemical exposure such as lead exposure at battery manufacturing.
What is less well known is whether anthropometrics, demographics, and reproductive history are independently associated with TNBC.
It is not well known, however, whether genetic traits also influence prognostic features of the malignant phenotype.
