The phrase "analyse whether or not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or examination of a particular situation or argument, considering both possibilities.
Example: "In this report, we will analyse whether or not the new policy has had a positive impact on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "examine if" or "assess whether".
So before companies can begin to analyse whether or not they are paid fairly, they have to ask themselves why they are finding it so hard to get women through the door in the first place.
Why on earth would you want someone to analyse whether or not you were guilty at all way back when?" Speaking in parliament, Bryant recalled a group of gay and bisexual MPs who opposed the appeasement of Adolf Hitler in the 1930s, but were bullied by the government of the day and branded the "glamour boys".
Nevertheless, further work should be done to analyse whether or not small calcified area within carotid arteries may generate the same artefact.
Moreover, the nature of the recognition between MIP and template has been investigated by NMR and molecular modelling to analyse whether or not it is possible to predict how well a given MIP will perform under set conditions.
To analyse whether or not the measurements were different under the two methods, we performed a paired t-test.
It is therefore possible from the pharmacy validation database to analyse whether or not an alerts has been overridden the following day.
It analyses whether or not traffic forecasts, socio-economic profitability and the financial profitability of projects financed using public funds and financed by public-private partnership contracts since 1991 have been respected.
We recorded source of sponsorship, geographical settings, sample sizes, randomization, blinding interventions used, absolute mortality rates, absolute risk increase (ARI), odds ratios, relative risks and number needed to harm, whether or not each RCT had a DSMB, pre-specified interim analyses, whether or not there were pre-specified stopping rules, and whether or not each RCT was stopped early.
We also analysed whether or not the inhibition of the pro-inflammatory responses might be due to a modulation of Akt and AMPK activity.
To test this possibility, we modified the timing of the S-phase in secondary precursor cells and we analysed whether or not the temporal response to N-activation changed accordingly.
All questionnaires were included in the analyses, whether or not cases fulfilled the in-/exclusion criteria.
