Sentence examples for paper about whether from inspiring English sources

Last year, scientists from Noaa and the US Fish and Wildlife Service published a paper about whether harvesting could be used to control invasives.

It is understood that there was a debate inside the paper about whether, and how, to run the article, but that, in the end, The Guardian decided to publish.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students will write position papers about whether or not "heritage tourism" would be a good idea for the people in their assigned part of the world.

Current candidates for outrage include a black teacher suing a school after being mocked for her race, a Republican senate candidate who once worked as a drag queen, and a California school that asked students to write papers about whether the Holocaust actually happened.

We assessed the method and design section of each paper, what the study was about, whether the systematic bias was avoided or minimised, and whether the sample was large enough and the study continued for a sufficient length of time to make the results credible.

The question posed on the ballot paper is about whether the country should stay in the European Union, and it is the workings of that strange institution, so far as any voter understands them, that should be under scrutiny.

Here's a killer paper from Michael Toffel about whether responsibility ratings actually do measure social responsibility in the first place.

But the paper raises doubts about whether the proposed operationalisation of impact is adequate to evaluate the ways that research and knowledge translation are actually carried out.

As you might expect, 98% of people using the site didn't notice the clauses, as reported in the Social Science Research Network paper, raising questions about whether the hasty acceptance of terms of service is actually informed consent.  .

My work involved looking at many research papers about algal bloom treatments, determining whether their research methods were valid and reliable, and interpreting their data.

That friend, a law professor at Columbia, evidently told the New York Times about that memo — and the paper's report triggered conversations about whether Trump had obstructed justice.