Sentence examples for incidentally whether from inspiring English sources

This holds good, incidentally, whether the body is actually his or not.

Web sites are now considering whether to require, for example, that people use real names or e-mail addresses when they speak online (a notion being explored in China, incidentally), or whether to give greater prominence to people who do not hide their identities, as The Huffington Post is planning to do.

Although it remains to be determined whether incidentally detected vascular pathology is significantly related to clinical outcomes and periprosthetic joint infection, understanding the prevalence of vascular pathology and associated risk factors in TKA candidates is important for successful TKA.

Additionally, we examine whether incidentally detected calcified heart valves have prognostic value beyond the hitherto typically investigated CVD markers: aortic- and/or coronary arteries [ 12– 16].

Mr. Bloomberg's challenge drew praise from no less a political maverick than Senator John McCain of Arizona (whose spokesman, incidentally, did not know whether the senator would follow suit).

Incidentally, I always wondered whether Doorman should introduce a crate delivery service: I would pay a lot of money to not have to deal with the frankly obscene number of Amazon boxes that turn up on my doorstep every month, and it seems like just bringing me their contents in a crate would make a lot more sense (and a lot less hassle for me).

Incidentally, I asked every supermarket whether they had conducted any research into how effective their mitigation measures are at reducing household waste.

Incidentally, if you're curious whether Facebook finally answered Sen. Harris's questions about who made the decision not to inform users of the Cambridge Analytica issue back in 2015, or how that decision was made — no, it didn't.

Whether intentionally or incidentally, this corresponded to the initial financial guarantee Becca put up for the team.

Thus APP appears to function as a molecular switch, mediating plasticity-related processes, and AD is associated, whether causally or incidentally, with an increase in the ratio of the neurite-retractive peptides to the neurite-extending peptides.

Although the criterion of presence of two out of three basic sciences courses (i.e., Anatomy, Biochemistry and Physiology) is unambiguous, new names for "old" courses incidentally forced us to judge whether for instance 'functional morphology' was similar to anatomy and 'molecular chemistry' to biochemistry.