Sentence examples for observations of whether from inspiring English sources

Sample spiking involved the addition of 20 200 μM of the candidate compound followed by observations of whether NMR signal intensities changed as expected.

These were relatively narrow in scope (e.g. observations of whether healthcare staff fail to wash patients), and did not provide outcome data.

There was no association between, observer's results on spot observation of whether children wore shoes or not, experience of participants with STHs, responses of participants on whether they possessed shoes or not with hookworm infection status.

It was filmed as part of a new documentary, Dream On – a wry observation of whether the notion that anyone can "make it" in the US is now any more than a pipe dream.

US can be used for direct observation of whether the tube enters the trachea or the oesophagus by placing the ultrasound probe transversely on the neck at the level of the suprasternal notch during intubation, thus confirming intubation without the need for ventilation or circulation.

The answer may be that they should spend some time in the rough water less in search of a port and more in observation of whether the ship is seaworthy.

One limitation is that the "gold standard" is not an actual observation of whether or not the subject is in the nursing home; it is also based on administrative claims analysis.

Alternatively adherence could be assessed by others; for example, the Sports Injury Rehabilitation Adherence Scale SIRASS) 76 comprises a therapist or trainer-rated observation of whether a patient has completed their exercises as instructed.

To generate the ROC curve, the threshold above which the model-predicted probability of being >40 mm was defined as "predicting" this size was varied and the actual observation of whether AAA was at least 40 mm at the next observation with the model prediction.

In his field notes he makes careful, even tender, observations of avian life, whether it's his own laying hens or a water bird stranded on a dirt road at night.

Carr and Jarvis battled heatedly over the journalistic virtue of witnesses reporting their real-time observations of news and whether the woman in question could be considered a "citizen journalist".