Sentence examples for description of whether from inspiring English sources

We also included a quantitative description of whether the gene was smaller or larger than average, as one could expect to find more doublets in a larger sequence.

In doing so, expressions that conveyed facets were coded accordingly to allow a qualitative description of whether and how students included the underlying molecular phenomena in their explanations.

The third delay, that of receiving treatment, is based on caregivers' description of whether any services were received that made sense to the caregivers when considering the condition of their child or spouse.

However, if test results can be interpreted at later date, after both the index test and reference standard have been completed, then it is still important for a study to provide a description of whether the interpretation of each test was performed blind to the results of the other test.

However, if test result was interpreted at a later date, after both DWI and reference standard had been completed, then it was still important for a study to provide a description of whether the interpretation of each test was performed blind to the results of the other tests.

Overall, questions have been raised regarding whether existing measures correspond well to Antonovsky's original theoretical description of SOC, whether any association with physical health might represent reverse causality [ 29] and whether, given the strong negative correlations between SOC and measures of depression and anxiety, SOC merely represents "negative psychology" turned on its head.

After listening to opposing lawyers' sharply differing descriptions of whether the slaying of the woman, Gladys Ricart, was premeditated, Judge William C. Meehan of State Superior Court granted a defense request for the lower bail.

Gwalchmai in his Arwyrain Owain ("Exaltation of Owain") displayed one characteristic of all the gogynfeirdd, description of water, whether of river or sea.

Such exclusion clauses must be specific, but can be general in nature; Section 3(2) states that it can be framed "to relate to a particular award, to awards under a particular reference or to any other description of awards, whether arising out of the same reference or not".

Typically a review team is not able to explain how an intervention works simply from a thick description of context, whether located in a single study or in a cluster of studies.

Criteria for relevance also evaluated whether a description of variance was provided, whether dietary spiking was performed at appropriate concentrations (residues not exceeding 5 μmol/g) and/or whether BAF was calculated kinetically from the depuration rate constant, as appropriate for each type of study.