Sentence examples for omits whether from inspiring English sources
Model 4 omits whether an individual receives wages in his/her account or not.
Two weeks later, they were contacted by telephone and asked whether there were any inappropriate questions that should be omitted or whether any questions were missed that should be added.
Other issues that were omitted include whether health-related chatbots (automated conversational software) should deceive patients into thinking they are interacting with a human (Whitby 2014), the coming of medications with sensors for adherence monitoring (Kane et al. 2013), the monitoring of people with dementia (Niemeijer et al. 2011), and the evaluation of long-term clinical value.
Currently, for patients with micrometastasis on a sentinel lymph node we can confidently omit ALND, whether they undergo lumpectomy or mastectomy.
In contrast, Redsell, et al.[ 6] mentions a 'passport' given to children to indicate the MI modules they had worked through and record comments for later discussion with the school nurse, but omits to report on whether this resulted in children and school nurses discussing the MI.
But as Arianna pointed out in her blog yesterday, this tag line omits so much that is essential to sorting out whether we can trust him.
Specification 2 adds study characteristics: whether the study employed duration analysis or some other econometric technique (omitted: matching), and whether the paper is published (baseline: working paper).
Whether women omitted to count FM or whether they only omitted to record their counting observation in the chart is unknown.
He said a Labour government would borrow an extra £250bn for investment, but omitted to say whether this would be over one, five, 10 or 20 years.
The fund's mission to Tripoli had somehow omitted to check whether the "ambitious" reform agenda was based on any kind of popular support.
