Sentence examples for similarly whether from inspiring English sources

Similarly, whether it discourages any fair compromise is also irrelevant to its value as a work of history.

Similarly, whether the Brexit vote last June will help or hurt businesses in the UK and EU is still uncertain.

Similarly, whether and how molecular chaperones, which have been shown to buffer destabilizing mutations in individual proteins, generally provide robustness during proteome evolution remains unclear.

Similarly, whether changes in sectoral structure play a positive or negative role depends on the increase or decrease in each sectors' share in total GDP.

Similarly, whether tirofiban administered at high-bolus dose (HBD) followed by standard infusion is a valuable alternative to abciximab in the setting of ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction remains uncertain.

Similarly, whether relations with the West are up or down, it makes sense for Russia to be on good terms with China and to try to get on better with Japan.

The principle operates similarly whether the rule of descent is matrilineal (traced through the mother in the female line) or patrilineal (traced through the father in the male line).

In Daphnia, it is unknown whether melatonin functions similarly or whether it has a different role in this model organism.

A goal of the evaluation was to determine whether ERA could help each of them similarly, and whether it worked better for some than others.

He was similarly uncertain whether Mr. Bulger had strangled another girlfriend, Debra Davis, upstairs or downstairs.

His control of dialogue is similarly impressive, whether it be droll or deadpan or just plain laconic.