Sentence examples for whether it is understood from inspiring English sources

Research findings on the influence of parental control on adolescents' adjustment have been less consistent (Heider et al., 2006; Kerr & Stattin, 2000), probably due to the use of different conceptualisations of this construct, i.e. whether it is understood as behavioural or as psychological control.

Whether it is understood in frankly religious terms, or in terms of personal meaning and the mystery of life, studies suggest that patients welcome inquiry about their spiritual issues [ 13, 14].

Finally, the translated questionnaire was tested in 5 cancer families, both in children and their guardians, to determine whether the translation (instructions, items and response choices) is acceptable, whether it is understood in the way it is supposed to be, and whether the language used is simple and appropriate.

Since information on HIV is provided extensively by the media and through collective presentations in many sites, some providers focus on interacting with clients and establishing a dialogue on personal matters without providing general information and checking whether it is understood.

'Whether it's understood now or not, his heritage will be looked back on and drawn upon if we are to maintain gastronomy at the highest level.

Perhaps most important of all, persistent sinning without end would never result, given such an account, in anything like the traditional hell, whether it be understood as a lake of fire, the outer darkness, or any other condition that would reveal the full horror of separation from God (given the traditional Christian understanding of such separation).

Participant responses were used to score whether the information was found ('yes' or 'no') and, if found, whether it was understood ('yes' or 'no'no

"You could avoid those hard questions — whether it's understand, believe, suspect — by adopting the rule that the court of appeals adopted here, and that is, if you want to sue me for denying you a job for a religious reason, the burden is on you to say, 'I'm wearing the head scarf for a religious reason, or I'm wearing the beard for a religious reason,' " Scalia said.

It is quite indifferent to whether or not it is understood.

While education department officials insist that no decision has yet been taken on whether to remove ministerial responsibility, it is understood that is the favoured option.

To date most evaluations of PBF have focused on the question of whether it works, which is understood largely in terms of attributing increases in specific service outputs to performance incentives.