Sentence examples for whether predictable from inspiring English sources
To determine whether predictable alveolar concentrations of sevoflurane are reliably produced in dogs when liquid sevoflurane is injected into closed circuit breathing systems, as calculated by Lowe's square-root-of-time anaesthetic uptake model, and to confirm the validity of the model using soda lime and calcium hydroxide lime.
An objective of the Prospective Observational Trial to Optimize Pediatric Health in IUGR (PORTO) study was to evaluate multivessel Doppler changes in a large cohort of intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) fetuses to establish whether a predictable progressive sequence of Doppler deterioration exists and to correlate these Doppler findings with respective perinatal outcomes.
Which proves, among other things, that golf is neither rational nor predictable, whether in Dubai or Pebble Beach.
The noise often lasted until his shot landed on the other side of the net, and it was never predictable whether he would provide the noise on his next shot or no noise at all.
Therefore it is not so predictable whether the Rolling 6 will result in more rapid completion of a single trial or of a small series of trials.
Developing a resilience management framework requires an understanding of: 1) a community's potential for resilience; 2) the processes of resilience, such as the contributions of survivors and immigrants to the post-disturbance community; and 3) whether there are predictable aspects of a community's response to disturbance.
A priori, it is not fully predictable whether an alternative modelling technique will perform better than conventional modelling techniques.
Whether evolution is predictable becomes a key question when deciding how to translate and apply evolutionary theory to solve real-world problems.
More importantly, it is currently neither known nor predictable whether this HSC gene therapy approach will be applicable to GLD infants.
A related issue is whether there are predictable combinations of sensory modalities that work best in particular contexts or environments, depending on external factors such as transmission properties of that environment.
