Sentence examples for no indicating whether from inspiring English sources

In this model, objects were gene-function pairs, labels were either "yes" or "no" (indicating whether a gene-function pair was labeled as a valid association or not), and features for a given gene-function pair were a variety of measures (see Materials and Methods) of similarity between the given gene and all positive reference genes for that function.

After obtaining informed consent and before administering the PTPSQ-I(15), research assistants opened a closed envelope containing the options, "yes" or "no", indicating whether to include or exclude the patient in the re-test subgroup.

At the establishment level, the variable establishment rule was coded 1 = yes, 0 = no, indicating whether the establishment had a policy that required GROs to use condoms every time they engage in risky sexual behavior.

He left no records indicating whether he ever had a lover of either sex.

Unlike a bigger border crossing a few miles west, this one had no sign indicating whether people were entering or leaving Gambia.

There is no evidence indicating whether the cities of Mesopotamia surrendered piecemeal or all at once or whether they submitted voluntarily or after fighting.

(They had the gall to ask for this? Really? But I digress). I received no "message indicating whether your personal information may have been impacted by this incident," as the site promised.

Of course, there are no polls indicating whether the average North Korean would prefer nuclear arms or Internet access (or food, or reliable power), but given Mr. Kim's interest in weapons, it is a safe bet it would not matter.

While research has found some small gains in voucher schools' graduation and college enrollment rates, Carnoy said there's no evidence indicating whether this was due to private school competition – as free-market proponents contend – or to private high schools' willingness to shed less-motivated students.

The research published today in the journal Nature Communications details a new test which rather than looking for specific types of cancer and particular DNA mutations, may eventually be able to give a quick 'yes or no' answer, indicating whether further detailed and expensive diagnostics are needed.

Shawkey's contract allows him to use his city-issued car for personal issue, but there's no language indicating whether it's OK to buy gas for personal trips with public money.