Sentence examples for whether simultaneously from inspiring English sources
It is practically impossible to use intuition to determine whether simultaneously modifying multiple pharmaceutical targets has a good therapeutic response.
This study examined whether simultaneously observing and making gestures while studying animations would lighten cognitive load and facilitate the acquisition of grammatical rules.
To determine whether osmolality, volume, or energy density affects gastric emptying rate (GE); whether simultaneously decreasing osmolality and increasing volume accelerates GE; and whether GE is related to any clinical and/or demographic characteristics.
Given that electrical stimuli evoked relatively weak [H]-ACh release, we tested whether simultaneously releasing endogenous NA or GABA might inhibit this ACh release.
Our study is the first to determine whether simultaneously overexpressing two antioxidant enzymes has an effect on the lifespan of mice.
Whether it encompassed one class or several, and whether it simultaneously embraced wealthy capitalists and small rural traders, senior bureaucrats and low-level clerks, and military officers and civil professionals, the boundary of the middle class was in constant motion.
Verbal pairs are learned with almost equal ease whether presented simultaneously or separated by several seconds.
Another concern is the increasingly vexed issue of when, precisely, Mr Blair committed British forces to the invasion and whether he simultaneously said different things to George Bush and the British public.
Therefore, we tested whether flies simultaneously lacking Akt phosphorylation sites on Tsc1 and Tsc2 are metabolically normal.
Thus, to evaluate whether other simultaneously used rapid tests impacted on test findings, we determined results for 3 different cut points in each of the categories specified.
For a drug designed to perturb genetic aberrations (checkpoint modules), the key to success is whether it simultaneously perturbs the corresponding gatekeeper modules which cooperatively determine the outcome with the former.
