Sentence examples for procedure and whether from inspiring English sources

A few weeks ago, Liriano said, he received a call from a baseball investigator who asked about the procedure and whether H.G.H. was used.

Monitoring data can tell us whether there are shortcomings in the authorization procedure, and whether risk mitigation measures are designed in a reasonable manner.

The following metrics were extracted from the selected patients' records: date of birth, height, weight, date of admission, age at time of procedure, start and stop times of procedure, duration of procedure, and whether or not procedure was an emergency.

More knowledge from the children's perspective is needed on this subject, however, and thus, the aim of this study was to investigate children's anxiety, pain, and distress in conjunction with an acute radiographic procedure and whether these factors can be related to the perception of care.

These included: method of intubation (fiber optic, laryngoscopic, nasopharyngeal, or tracheotomy), patient combativeness, number of attempts required, experience of person performing the procedure, and whether manual intubation was required before and/or after intubation.

The aim of the study was to investigate whether these compounds were susceptible to photobleaching by a non-invasive procedure and whether this would lead to optical rejuvenation of the lens.

It focuses on, among other things, whether teachers are attentive to mathematical facts and procedures, and whether they correct students' errors thoroughly.

When Madonna adopted a young boy from Malawi last year, a fierce outcry erupted over whether she had followed proper procedures and whether the boy's father had been duped.

And they asked to rehear portions of the testimony of James Fyfe, who testified on proper police procedures and whether the officers followed them as an expert witness for the defense.

The investigation will not look at the overall quality of contracts, the financial independence of residents, complaints procedures and whether the flow of information is sufficient, although the Consumers Associationn raised concerns in all these areas.

She said many of their ideas need to be reinterpreted in light of later advancements, citing search and seizure procedures and whether the First Amendment has anything to do with libel.