Sentence examples for relevant about whether from inspiring English sources

Further questions are also relevant about whether researchers have an obligation to report such findings to public health authorities, or individuals who may be infected.

The trouble is that there is ample reason to doubt that richness captures all that is relevant about diversity, whether or not we are interested in only its relationship to stability.

We learn the patterns of bad guys and good guys and can make more relevant decisions about whether a transaction is good or bad".

The panel also said there was a "moral obligation" to gather and share scientifically relevant data about whether these products were safe and effective.

It is intended to provide policy-relevant evidence about whether a complex housing and support intervention works under real life conditions in five Canadian cities.

He's seen Pong, the DVD… "Today computing isn't just about computers or smartphones or navigational devices… the devices are less relevant, it's about whether we're creating a better experience.

For example, the mnemonic accumulator hypothesis (Wagner et al., 2005) proposed that areas in posterior parietal cortex integrate and accumulate available mnemonic evidence relevant to decisions about whether a cue is old versus new.

In addition, when thinking about climate relevant actions (whether current practices or the alternatives) participants focussed almost exclusively on mitigation rather than adaptation.

"X" indicates whether relevant information about the care practice is available for that study.

Ms. Vavreck and I tracked several qualities relevant to this message, with arguably the most relevant being whether Mr. Romney "cares about people like me".

What a hearer H presumes about a speaker S is relevant to whether S communicates with H.