Sentence examples for predicted and whether from inspiring English sources

Again the question is what may be theoretically predicted and whether such a thing is predictable.

At the morning meeting where potential donations were being reviewed, Mr. McCardell asked his vice president whether heaters were in place on his porch for a small dinner of heavy hitters that night (a frost was predicted) and whether it might be better to serve a buffet to accommodate those arriving on a late flight.

In this retrospective review, we examine whether progression to ESRF can be predicted and whether treatment with angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors (ACEI) can delay or prevent this.

Biochemical characterization of these various dnaQ mutants could directly test whether they affect the tripartite complex as predicted and whether disruption of the SCC occurs in the manner predicted by the replication run-off model.

The question, then, is where he may have done better or worse than these models would predict, and whether his over- or under-performance was in any way correlated with possible sources of fraud.

The present study investigated whether BAS prospectively predicted PAEs and whether PAEs mediated the association between BAS and subsequent alcohol use.

This method does not perform database searches itself but provides a report on how well the observed spectrum fits to the predicted matches, and whether the predicted match passes these analytical criteria.

There did not seem to be a correlation between InteroScore of a predicted interaction and whether or not it was confirmed.

We sought to determine the attitudes of surrogates of patients who are critically ill toward whether physicians can predict futility and whether these attitudes predict surrogates' willingness to discontinue life support when faced with predictions of futility.

In this study, the important question is whether we have found genetic variation that predicts radiosensitivity, and whether another polymorphism might provide higher predictive value.

Their findings call into question whether grit is a trait that helps to predict success, and whether it can be improved through practice.