Sentence examples for process as to whether from inspiring English sources

With this in mind, there are a couple of simple control questions to help guide one through the decision process as to whether one should explore blockchain technology or just stick with a good-old database.

TA cells undertake a similar process as to whether they should differentiate into a committed cell by monitoring the presence of serum and P-HDF.

Subjects were awaiting the signal and therefore no decision-making process as to whether to steer or to brake was required.

Validation: to check each biological process as to whether it is correctly embedding biological semantics by annotating event-specific participants with cardinality, participant types, cellular location and others properties.

There is also nothing inherently valuable in the process as to establishing whether a number is prime or not, except that it might shortcut that process somewhat.

And, there is a process for auditing as to whether or not the standards are met, and I think that builds in the most consistency at the one level, because you do not want people engaging in different practices, and the most flexibility at the local level.

An email explaining the research and the piloting process, as well as asking whether or not they would like to participate, was sent to all the family physicians, with the exception of the three family physicians based at Worcester Regional Hospital.

Here is poet Carol Rumens on Heaney's "Mycenae Lookout", a description of the Trojan War and peace which we are clearly invited to take as an oblique reference to the peace process in 1990s Northern Ireland: "As to whether it 'says something' about the political nightmare in Northern Ireland, the terms, as so often, seem too general.

The difference between English simple and "progressive" verb forms is largely one of aspect e.g., "John wrote a letter yesterday" (implying that he finished it) versus "John was writing a letter yesterday" (describing an ongoing process, with no implication as to whether it was finished or not).

As HDF is an unselective process, the question arises as to whether the combination of a large pore high-flux dialyser and high trans-membrane pressure, needed to produce large convection volumes, leads to undesirable losses of albumin and other nutrients [ 22, 23].

While there is no doubt that the PFC is involved in learning processes, it is unclear as to whether and how strongly the PFC is engaged in controlling long-term memory processes.