Sentence examples for whether in the choice of from inspiring English sources

There is a maturity in his play, whether in the choice of pass or the reading of an opponent's attack, that belies his years.

In order to see whether the differences in the choice of the final tunes across the fixed variables studied in this research were statistically significant, we calculate the proportion (expressed in percentage) of each tune (R, F FR, HF, L, FD and so on) for each sentence types (statements and four question types) for each speaker.

We cannot determine with certainty whether differences exist between registries in the choice of meniscal procedures, due to the number of cases with unknown treatment in the KP ACLRR, which ranges from 17% to 24%.

In her analysis, Ms. Schroeder focused on the process of transferring power from Mr. Greenberg to his son rather than on the questions raised by activist shareholders and governance experts about whether there was sufficiently wide participation in the choice of a new chief executive.

2013) provide evidence of the fact that investment decisions made on behalf of others differ from choices that individuals make for themselves, it is also interesting to investigate whether such a difference also occurs in the choice of the optimal SR proportion.

Future studies will show whether there is a predictive value in the choice of chemotherapy regarding repeated sampling of DTCs during progression of the disease.

What does this information mean for the GP? First, the results show that some complaints provide more room for manoeuvre in the choice of whether or not to carry out a home visit.

Thus, there is a possibility of significant practice variation in the approach to patients with MGC, both in whether to use systemic therapy and in the choice of regimen.

I later asked Toradze whether he had intended any political message in the choice of the word "cosmopolitan"; he said that he hadn't.

Here the philosophical debate is about whether the moral worth of action resides in the choice of the will alone (in the manner of Kant) or whether moral goodness can be ascribed to the performance of actions themselves, independent of the intention of the agent.

In particular, we were interested in determining whether the choice of a sample day as a typical day had an impact on reliability of results, whether significant differences in outcome were observed when collapsing empirical contact durations into distributions, and whether representation of dynamic – rather than aggregate – contact networks significantly affected simulated outcomes.