Sentence examples for relevance to whether from inspiring English sources
Is it plausible that all the considerations relevant to what we owe to each other are unified by their relevance to whether the principle permitting the conduct could be reasonably rejected?
"A study which shows you can push some phenomenon around a bit at the margins," he wrote to me in an e-mail, "is of dubious relevance to whether the phenomenon exists".
Do these reasonable limitations on the right of inheritance have any relevance to whether African Americans have a right to inherit the reparation owed their slave ancestors?
A pain report is a report of an experience whose representational accuracy is of no relevance to whether the report itself is accurate.
Even here, how the world really is seems to have no relevance to whether we are justified in believing that no object can be red and green all over at the same time.
With perhaps the exception of (5a) (more below on this), experiences of how the world is seem to have no relevance to whether someone is justified in believing (1a)–(14a), provided, of course, that statements of the form "All As are Bs" (e.g., "All bachelors are unmarried", "All vixens are female", "All crows are birds", etc).
For flood estimation and risk management, it is of relevance to understand whether clustering changes with flood severity and time scale.
However from the point of information processing it is of relevance to know whether the wavelet transform contains the full information of the original signal.
Since 11C-raclopride PET and 18F-fallypride are frequently used to assess DA release in vivo[5],[7],[23], it may be of relevance to test whether raclopride and fallypride are also inverse agonists for cAMP instead of antagonists.
It is also of clinical relevance to determine whether celiac and/or other abdominal lymph node metastases are present.
Understanding which applies is important and has relevance to understanding whether a public health primary prevention zinc strategy has a real place.
