Sentence examples for an impression whether from inspiring English sources

Perhaps in the morning we will have an impression whether a compromise is possible or not".

You always leave an impression, whether it's the one you want to leave or not.

As he said in evidence, the holding created an impression, whether mistaken or not, of a conflict of interest, and he was right to shed it".

At Telles, the large set-up photographs, also collaged, of a young artist named Dan Finsel make an impression, whether or not you know that they riff on the sculptor Keith Edmier's strange collaboration with the actress Farrah Fawcett a decade ago.

To gain an impression whether changes in LTP and LTD after sham or EMF exposure are based exclusively on stress induced through the restraint conditions or whether a correlation to additive exposure induced effects exist, we analyzed basal plasma ACTH and CORT levels after finishing the individual experiments for each group.

In so far it is important to compare the internal structure of the scale among countries to get an impression whether one should worry about compatibility if one intends to pool results of clinical studies across countries.

To get an impression of whether self-rated pain intensity bias the estimated effect of workplace accommodations, we re-estimate the model in Table 3 without pain intensity.

In addition, the results will give an impression of whether residents perceived any other salient environmental changes during the introduction of the Zuidring.

So why should I try and convince the patient to voluntarily receive treatment?" "You will very soon get an impression of whether the person will volunteer or not".

The difference in symptom frequency scores from the time with a high self-reported HbA1c to the time of a low self-reported HbA1c was calculated to give an impression of whether the symptom was experienced more often with the high HbA1c level than with the low HbA1c level.

In addition to the twin model fitting procedure, twin correlations can also give an impression of whether non-additive genetic effects might be involved, i.e. a DZ correlation of less than one-half of the MZ correlation suggests a contribution of non-additive genetic effects [ 18, 41– 41].