I undertook to write an article in 2013 revealing the results, whether I won or lost.
The message is that educators should have the courage to question anomalous results, whether too high or too low.
New rules insist they register the details of trials, and publish the results – whether negative or positive.
You browbeat your kid into sticking with a job and finishing it and you praise the results, whether brilliant or only above average.
The results, whether or not they can help students cram for tests, clarify the picture of what the sleeping brain does with newly learned material and help illuminate what it takes for this process to succeed.
Each course of action seems to carry with it the weight of differing opinions and erratic results: whether or not to use low-dose topical steroids, administer antihistamines, or try new nonsteroidal ointments that carry F.D.A. safety warnings.
In the Kremlin's understanding, those are the exact forces that hold Trump back from improving relations with Russia and delivering some tangible results, whether easing sanctions or coöperating in Syria.
"I think that if 'progressive' is defined by results, whether it's in health care, education, incomes, the environment or the advancement of peace, then we had a very progressive administration," Clinton said.
It was the battle, the action, the roar of the crowd in which he revelled whereas Davis, for example, had the temperament to accumulate results whether before an audience of millions or the proverbial man and a dog.
Lennon ties this emotion particularly to parenthood ("There was no way to know what actions had which results, whether all of it was her fault, or none of it"), but it becomes only more acute with the passing of time.
Scientists have tried to measure, with conflicting results, whether his blades act as springs or are more durable or efficient than a biological human ankle.
