Sentence examples for whether inadequate from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to determine whether inadequate prenatal care is associated with increased risk of preterm birth among adolescents.

To assess whether inadequate, thin endometrium (<7 mm), after failure to expand with standard treatment options, will be responsive to cytokine treatment.

But he said it was not clear whether some customers were still paying discriminatory premiums on policies written long ago and whether inadequate death benefits from some of these policies might have been paid in recent years.

A survey was conducted on the sample of 60 future engineers in order to determine whether inadequate computer feedback changes the supposed success in problem solving and whether personality traits are also in the function of this change.

Mr. Crothall said it was too early to draw definitive conclusions about whether inadequate fire escapes, a longstanding problem in Chinese workplaces, had contributed to the number of deaths at the poultry plant.

This study identifies which carers believed they did not get enough support from health services when caring for a terminally ill family member, what factors influenced perceptions of support, and whether inadequate support influenced the carer's health following the death of a family member.

Whether initial inadequate empiric therapy plays a role in patient outcomes is therefore unknown.

Finally, one must examine whether the inadequate calibration is related to differences in medical care.

With current understanding, it appears that good pus has NETs while bad pus lacks these structures, whether by inadequate production or excessive degradation.

Furthermore, we also analysed the FIGO stage in relation to the cytology result of women with a smear taken in the screened period, allowing insight in whether an inadequate cytology advice results in a later detection of carcinoma.

Unanswered questions raised by these studies are whether tachycardia represents inadequate preoperative beta-blockade for high-risk patients or whether better control of intraoperative tachycardia would improve postoperative outcomes.