Sentence examples for responses whether or not from inspiring English sources

We are currently researching novel methods to expand this concept to dynamically assign evidence as new content is fed into the corpus as well as learning from the analyst's responses whether or not the evidence that the automated process finds is relevant.

In the year group 2008 - 2009 there was no statistically significant difference seen in students' responses whether or not the line diagram was used.

There has been some discussion over the specific role of the ERN, since Endrass, Reuter, and Kathmann (2007) found no difference in ERN responses whether or not the error was noticed by the individual, whereas the Pe indicated more conscious error awareness.

NIESR also noted that if the official forecasts by the Office for Budget Responsibility moved in the same direction as its own at the time of the March Budget, the Chancellor's "fiscal mandate" would compel Mr Osborne to tighten fiscal policy in response "whether or not this is an optimal response".

Without such a person, as events have proved, nothing happens, and that is what I fear will be the result of this weak response, whether or not there is an inter-departmental ministerial group to agree policy or not.

We can conclude that soluble CD40L could play a role in the inflammatory response, whether or not shock is present.

Clinical and standard laboratory tests are not very helpful because most critically ill patients develop some degree of inflammatory response, whether or not they have sepsis.

A placebo response may have been observed with the SGA, in which patients (regardless of treatment group) are shifted toward a "mild improvement" response whether or not peak VO2 improves.

Collect these clippings, and write a summary about the types of responses and whether or not you agree with them.

Few details are available in the responses regarding whether or not the fetal anomaly was lethal.

While statements related to both Engagement and Usability were predictive of positive responses to whether or not participants wanted robots, practical concerns (pertaining to the Usability of the agent) were the most important in negative statements.