Sentence examples for whether it explains from inspiring English sources

In particular, in cases (of which there are many examples) in which there is an ongoing argument or dispute in some area of science not about whether some proposed theory or model is true but rather about whether it explains some phenomenon, it is not easy to see how the proposal even purports to provide guidance.

It would be easy to join the ridicule of Fryer's study, but I am more concerned about the accuracy of his knowledge of real-life schools and wonder whether it explains a consistent flaw in the economist's methodology.

Whether it explains the persistence and high abundance of this strain in natural populations of D. hydei, as well as the widespread distribution of heritable Spiroplasma in Drosophila and other arthropods, remains to be investigated.

This report also raise several, as yet, unanswered questions regarding the extent to which adipotaxis (and therefore MP systemic depletion) is present in other animal models of obesity (including human obesity) as well as whether it explains by itself our observation of the absence of resident MPs in several solid tissues of ob/ob mice.

We further investigated whether type D personality is associated with mortality in patients with COPD and whether it explains any relationship observed between depressive symptoms and mortality.

A further aim is to study whether the association between adolescent antisocial behavior and becoming a young father found elsewhere is found in the Finnish context, and whether it explains the possible association between the childhood risk factors and becoming a young father.

"It's not so much whether I like it," explains Jesus Campos, emerging from beneath the bonnet of a dusky-orange 1950s Chevrolet that has seen better days.

"You don't know until you go to a movie, until you read a book, until you watch the show, whether you really like it," explains David B. Godes, a marketing professor at Harvard Business School.

Because it explains whether ephemeral messaging is a niche activity frequently done by a small audience — or — a widespread phenomenon a large audience is dabbling in.

The basic advantage of Jensen's alpha is that it explains whether the null hypothesis of neutral performance of an Islamic index, i.e. no screening effect or alpha is equal to zero, is statistically significant by employing t-statistics.

"We didn't know whether to explain that what they were talking about wasn't actually what we meant, or whether to just go with it," explains Greg Fong, one of the five co-founders.