Sentence examples for whether how well from inspiring English sources
Another way to evaluate the results is to ask whether how well the semantic human labels align with the a priori labels classified by parts of speech and the audioability rating.
Whether and how well charter schools serve special needs students remains a central controversy in the charter school debate.
And physicians would have any easy, quantitative way to determine whether and how well any prescribed treatments were working.
And it will be judged as well by whether and how well it readies itself to deal with bioterrorism, which in the future could kill many more people.
But those guidelines have never been made public, so there is no way to judge whether or how well they are being carried out.
There's been much confusion over whether and how well this cell therapy really works—with some studies reporting a robust effect, and others none at all.
Her work focuses on how and why people quit their academic and non-academic goals, and includes research on the pedagogical and situational factors that affect whether and how well students complete academic tasks.
In the book Evolutionary Science and Society: Educating a New Generation, Robert Pennock uses the following example: "One tests a hypothesis as one tests a flashlight by turning it on and seeing whether and how well it can illuminate one's surroundings".
CDA, he writes is 'a "moderate" or "contingent" form of social constructivism', based on 'a realist approach which claims that there is a real world, including the social world, which exists irrespective of whether or how well we know and understand it' (Fairclough 2010a: 4,5).
Bumblebees do not have ears, and it is not known whether or how well they can hear.
Their home was broken into on March 19 by a man named Jimmy Lee Frizzell, who was wielding a gun and a knife; it's unclear whether or how well Frizzell knew the two women, but he immediately tried to shoot Ozburn.
