Sentence examples for evidence for whether from inspiring English sources

All the evidence for whether climate change is happening is based on biological records".

The evidence for whether it fights breast cancer may be preliminary, but women can still consider it a smart bet.

Field observations provide equivocal evidence for whether subglacial sediments act as a source or sink of methane.

This review examines the evidence for whether free tissue transfer techniques may reduce the requirement of amputation in these patients.

It is also seeking evidence for whether the jackdaw, jay and collared dove should continue to be killed under general licences that prevent agricultural damage.

These economists followed thousands of people over their lives and examined the evidence for whether mortgage markets have become more efficient over time.

But neuroscientists might be able to provide evidence for determining whether head injuries are accidental, and whether a violent offender is likely to strike again.

There is certainly plenty of evidence for that; whether or not those potential consequences are deemed "catastrophic" is a judgment call.

I don't think people should be subjected to operations, particularly routine ones that are done in their tens or hundreds of thousands a year, if there is insufficient evidence for knowing whether they work.

"But I hope that one day we'll cross that boundary, and on the other side the Great Desiccation will have happened, and we'll find the geochemical evidence for it — whether the water seeped into the subsurface, or gathered at the poles, or escaped into space".

Subsection (1) provides that the current register of electors is conclusive evidence for determining whether a person is entitled to vote at an election, and subsection (2) states that a person's "right and duty of voting" is not prejudiced if there is an appeal pending as to whether his or her name is properly on the register.