Sentence examples for blind to whether from inspiring English sources

O'Neill fears that the result will be a "bubble machine"—a winner-take-all system that inflates already large companies, blind to whether they're actually selling more widgets or generating bigger profits.

The solution routines were "blind" to whether the objects were local or remote.

(The physician was blind to whether the participants had been in the day care or not).

He says his firm's 200 analysts are "blind" to whether a vendor is a client or not.

None of the seven studies satisfied the criteria for the assessment of exposure/outcome, as the interviewer was not blind to whether the participant was a FEM patient or HC.

Moreover, the examiner was not blind to whether or not the individuals had diabetes or not.

This is why people analysing clinical-trials data should be blinded to whether data come from the "study group" or the control group.

The investigator was blinded to whether they were T1 (before treatment) or T2 (after treatment) radiographs.

The original neuroimaging report was reviewed by a neuroradiologist, who was blinded to whether the patient received any IA therapies, to confirm the official interpretations and to clarify any ambiguous descriptions to ensure uniform classification of proximal occlusion for study purposes.

The videos were randomized and the reviewers were blinded to whether the videos were preoperative or postoperative.

This analysis was conducted with the scientist performing the analysis being blinded to whether the data in question belonged to the illusion or a control condition.