Sentence examples for whether it contributed from inspiring English sources

Whether the fluid imbalance was the result of more severe renal failure or whether it contributed to its cause requires further clinical trials to elucidate.

The victim, Ronald Tortorella, had ammunition in his Amityville house, but it was not clear whether it contributed to the explosion, said Officer Randy Jaret, a police spokesman.

In about a third of the states, accident reports lack a separate section to note the presence of a work zone, and most allow for little or no interpretation of whether it contributed to the crash.

Engineering experts involved in studying the World Trade Center disaster are now closely examining the spray-on fireproofing used on much of the steel framework of the twin towers to determine whether it contributed to their collapse.

A supervisor on the rig has said he had not seen nitrogen cement used before in the deepest part of a well, and investigators are examining whether it contributed to the catastrophic explosion that killed 11 workers and caused a continuing oil leak estimated to exceed 200,000 gallons a day.

Fiona Fox, SMC director, sent Science the following statement when asked whether it contributed to the hype: .

Further studies are needed to determine whether IFN-α is synthesized by α6+/MHCI- cells, whether its pathway is active and whether it contributes to α6+/MHCI- cell quiescence (Table 1).

Along these lines, it also seems important to at least address whether miR-142b-5p miR-142b-5p miR-142b-5pexpressed in yonr cells, whether the gene trap alsotherruptstrandexpressisn, and if so, whexpressedcontrinutes to the observed megakaryouriesis phenotype.

To assess whether mitochondrial dysfunction in skeletal muscle perists until protracted critical illness and whether it contributes to the development of ICU-acquired weakness.

This study was designed to investigate whether nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide 3-phosphate (reduced form) (NADPH) oxidase is expressed in the human heart and whether it contributes to reactive oxygen species (ROS) production in heart failure.

PURPOSE: To evaluate the adaptive vertical vergence aftereffect and determine whether it contributes to a difference of vertical deviation with respect to gaze distance in patients with vertical strabismus.