Sentence examples for whether one applies from inspiring English sources

The Rangers are not by any means a complete team, in the way that Los Angeles and Chicago are close to being (the judgment depends on whether one applies a historical model or a modern one with parity), but they have shown that they are a better team than people thought they were when they were being manhandled by Pittsburgh.

The use of GWAS data for the prediction of complex traits based on sample sizes far below 100,000 individuals yields genetic risk scores with little predictive accuracy, regardless of whether one applies the classical GWAS approach or ridge regression.

The question was whether one can apply a wind erosion model to predict the effect of wind erosion on the initial soil and landscape development.

This applies whether one is managing the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, the current euro crisis, the destruction of an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico or an individual's midlife crisis.

This shortcoming applies whether one is using bivariate analyses to screen variables or to select variables directly (category A).

This would particularly be the case when considering whether findings from one country apply to another.

(Citizens United is ambiguous on whether it applies to foreign companies).

But I don't see whether that applies on election night.

In February 2010, 100 colonoscopists from 18 hospitals on the Gastronet mailing-list and having performed colonoscopy in 2009 were asked by e-mail whether they applied one- or two-person technique for colonoscopy insertion, i.e. inserted the endoscope themselves or by nurse assistance.

Our objectives were to assess the public health impact of implementing historical and current guidelines, and to explore whether the current ones were applied in France.

Often, those considering limits don't even agree on whether applying tobacco regulations is appropriate, given how different the products are.