Sentence examples for researcher whether from inspiring English sources

"John is a wonderful researcher, whether he is researching polymers or real estate," Ms. Crongeyer said.

But without language, animals have not been able to tell a researcher whether they recall something.

In essence these indices inform the researcher whether or not the suggested factor model is a good fit of the existing data.

Many of the areas needing improvement that we will discuss will be familiar to any researcher, whether clinician or not, however we suggest they are areas that the novice clinician researcher needs to be particularly aware of.

The information package will also include a postcard, by which persons can respond to the researcher whether they are interested in the study or they can provide for declining participation, in case they wish not to participate.

An expert biological anthropologist would know that all of the evidence shown, (i.e., incisors, canines, premolars and molars, jaw shape, and spacing among teeth) inform a researcher whether the jaw is ape-like or human-like (Choice 5), but students were not expected to know this.

Data from the experiment may also tell researchers whether seeding the seas with iron is a good way to curb global warming.

However, the guidelines leave open to researchers whether to fulfil requests for the removal of samples or data from storage altogether, and merely require that researchers state clearly at the outset if they do not intend to do sol.

As researchers, whether the field is agricultural biology, medicine, academia or industrial chemical, the cycle of research is the same — design, build, test — and it repeats until a solution is identified.

Whilst there are many attractive affordances of storing your notes electronically, it is of concern to researchers whether their data is kept truly private or not, once it has been put into these services.

Thus, the goal of this paper is to advise researchers whether they can draw valid inferences when using the motivation-to-learn scale in comparative research on the said groups of people.