Sentence examples for possible to detect whether from inspiring English sources

Therefore, by simply looking at an HTTP request, it is no longer possible to detect whether the request belongs to a user-input action or not.

A few years ago, we realized it would be possible to detect whether short or punctuational episodes of evolution had occurred in the genes used to infer phylogenetic trees (Webster et al. 2003).

However, it turned out that it is possible to detect whether a specific person is in the mixture or not (Homer et al., 2008).

In addition, it was not always possible to detect whether a complication was indeed associated with the treatment modality or with progression of the malignant disorder.

As noted above the sample was self-selected therefore it is not possible to detect whether or not the sample is representative of either schools in the area or school welfare staff.

In situations where one evaluates individual prescriptions and with the availability of a diagnosis it might be possible to detect whether a prescription is the first one or a subsequent after failure of the first, and so whether the choices made are appropriate.

This makes it possible to detect annually whether a school is using its pupil premium income to reduce the attainment gap between disadvantaged children and others in the school.

In a prior study conducted by this group, we determined whether it was possible to detect clinically useful outcome predictors using signal detection analysis.

The objectives of the experiments were to show whether it was possible to detect process contamination using the BonNDTinspect system as well as whether these contaminations can be differentiated with reference to their concentration and whether a conclusion can be drawn based on the result of wetting on the adhesiveness.

It is an open question, however, whether it is possible to detect the presence of tremor given only a short data epoch.

To test whether it is possible to detect mutants with circadian abnormalities, we focused on studying nematode mutants of homologs of other organisms' clock genes.