Sentence examples for surmised whether from inspiring English sources

It could also be surmised whether there are cultural differences in Germany regarding the acceptance of such an intervention and control.

However, because of the proximity of the units within a facility it is possible that staff may have surmised whether some of the eight other units in the study were from their facility.

Sift Science uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to automatically surmise whether an attempted transaction or interaction with a business online is authentic or potentially problematic.

Getting a sense of the projected revenue run rate allows us to surmise whether series B or C growth investors are likely to be interested in a company.

Each dish had its own plate: round, square, triangular or oval, depending, as far as I could surmise, on whether it was fish, meat or fowl.

David Hester, reporting for The Truth About Cars, said that three Carbon vice presidents filed suit against the company, which he surmised might reveal more about whether any wrongdoing was involved in the company's demise.

Likewise, Watson surmised that Kasparov, when playing Black, bypasses the question of whether White has an opening advantage "by thinking in terms of the concrete nature of the dynamic imbalance on the board, and seeking to seize the initiative whenever possible".

The decline in stocks over the last three sessions also raises questions about whether the market has hit bottom, as some analysts surmised after the recent rally.

Therefore, we surmised that these four questions would give the best indication of whether or not participants had a positive experience with a survey modality that was new to their community.

The dominant gender stereotypes in different nations helped determine whether Siri was endowed with a male or female voice, experts surmised.

A more careful investigation of the etiology of infectious diarrhea in areas where monkeys and humans live in proximity (e.g., by PCR of fecal samples followed by sequencing of isolates) could be used to ascertain whether monkey adenoviruses do cause human infections more commonly than is currently surmised.