The phrase "differ with respect to whether" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing two or more things that have different characteristics or qualities depending on a specific factor. Example: The opinions of the two authors differ with respect to whether happiness is the ultimate goal in life. One believes that happiness is the key to a fulfilling life, while the other argues that other factors, such as personal growth, are equally important.
Because of differences in electoral systems and other factors, democratic countries differ with respect to whether laws and policies can be enacted by a single, relatively cohesive party with a legislative majority, as is ordinarily the case in Britain and Japan, or instead require consensus among several parties with diverse views, as in Switzerland, the Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, and elsewhere.
It follows that it is impossible for there to be two universes that are physically identical throughout their entire history but that differ with respect to whether a certain individual is in pain at a particular time.
For Lewis, no two possible worlds differ with respect to whether a given proposition P is contingent.
After all, two things cannot differ with respect to whether they are F without differing with respect to whether they are not-F, and conversely.
The two proposals differ with respect to whether they see SLI children's language as reflecting a broader range of grammatical options (cf. Rice and Wexler, 1996; Van der Lely, 1998) or in fact two separate grammars, each of which specify a different range of grammatical options (cf. Davies, 1998).
Absolute and relative benefits differ with respect to whether the i elements correspond to all strains or only the members of the specific group.
We compared two populations of A. kumadai differing with respect to whether the host used was Agelena silvatica (Agelenidae) or Cyrtophora ikomosanensis (Araneidae).
The models, shown schematically in Figure 1, differ with respect to the questions of whether the two E2 E3 pairs act sequentially (A, B) or in concert (C, D), and whether the ubiquitin moieties are added in a stepwise manner (A, C) or transferred en bloc to PCNA (B, D).
Similarly, it is at least an open question whether researchers endorsing differing fundamental units must differ with respect to how they weigh distinct Kuhnian theoretical virtues against one another.
The aim of the present study was to compare a standardized design with a heterogenized design to examine whether they differ with respect to the reproducibility of strain differences across laboratories, and sample size was determined by the minimum number of animals need for this purpose.
Background: The aim of this study was to determine whether patency rates differ with respect to the material, design, and surface texture of 3 different plastic stents.
