Sentence examples for whether bears from inspiring English sources

So I find it helpful to set up a relationship with a local to have them walk you through what you need to know: what things can freeze, whether bears are still active, what mice can do".

"We haven't known until now whether bears really reduce their metabolism in summer, which, if they did, may have offered a limited buffer from some of the negative effects of ice loss," said lead author John Whiteman of the University of Wyoming.

A question remains whether bears actively seek out only carpenter ants within clearcuts, or if they optimize their efforts and/or exhibit a functional response by utilizing multiple food sources in a preferential manner based on relative availability (Swenson et al., 1999).

The government formally moved to preclude Blankfein from being cross-examined on "whether Goldman Sachs bears responsibility for the 2008 financial crisis".

And whether borne of benign cluelessness or outright deception, these treatments are rarely free.

In four years, the conservation group is to issue a report on whether bear farms threaten wild populations.

That figure will almost certainly rise sharply in the face of casualties, whether borne by Japanese troops or inflicted by them on bystanders.

Whether borne aloft through a noisy restaurant on a silver platter, or slurped from the shell on a pebbly beach, they scream special occasion – yet even among their many fans, they remain an occasional treat in Britain, despite the fact our waters contain some of the finest bivalves in the world.

We used the Fisher's Exact Test (α = 0.05) (Agresti 2002) to identify whether bear foraging success rates on CWD differed between inside and outside clearcuts.

To address whether bear genes involved in hibernation were evolving faster or slower, we identified hibernation-related genes as those genes that showed significant differential expression on cDNA arrays between bears sampled during hibernation and non-hibernation season (P < 0.05, one-way ANOVA) [ 20].

Thus, by the time the Court decided Roe, there was no serious question about whether the Constitution protects the fundamental right of the individual to decide for herself "whether to bear or beget a child".