The phrase "describe whether the" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to introduce a phrase that will either describe a certain condition (e.g. "describe whether the weather is good"), or to ask for someone else to do so (e.g. "can you describe whether the painting is realistic?").
Moreover, we computed ANOVAs without interaction effects in order to describe whether the addition of interaction effects leads to an increase in explained variance.
Test the association between coronary heart disease (CHD) risk scores and neighborhood socioeconomic status (NSES) in a US nationally-representative sample and describe whether the association varies by gender and race/ethnicity.
Their task was to describe whether the strip had a 'taste' or not.
The 'performance measures' describe whether the motif detection tool is able to retrieve the motif model of the embedded motif in a particular test.
Our primary objective was to describe whether the fluid challenge induced changes in RI.
b) If details like the sky luminance actually varied, the manuscript should describe whether the overall luminance had an impact on speed perception and driving speed.
A third pair of terms, poikilothermy and homeothermy, describes whether the body temperature tends to vary with that of the immediate environment or remains relatively constant.
The last parameter describes whether the plastic flow is associative or non-associative.
I Semantic level: The semantic interoperability describes whether the words/identifiers used are compatible.
Only rare charts had comments describing whether the node was matted or not.
FVB type describes whether the FVB students follow the integrated or consecutive model (0 = "integrated", 1 = "consecutive").
