Sentence examples for whether restricted from inspiring English sources

The interesting question is whether restricted stock units confuse investors.

But the worry is a general one: composition, whether restricted or unrestricted, is not an ontologically "innocent" operation.

All that is required is that the member live in "Indian country", which Congress has defined to "include formal and informal reservations, dependent Indian communities, and Indian allotments, whether restricted or held in trust by the United States".

An issue not addressed in this study is whether restricted feeding of either the SD or the KD would extend the survival of the CT-2A tumour-bearing mice.

However, evidence of high quality showed that antibiotics significantly reduced the risk of treatment failure in inpatients with severe exacerbations (ICU not included) (RR 0.77; 95% CI 0.65 to 0.91; I2 = 47%) regardless of whether restricted to current drugs or not.

Justice Ginsburg wondered whether restricting swearing made sense in a society in which "expletives are in common parlance".

But it remained unclear, he added, whether increasing self-disclosure was helpful to the patients or whether restricting it was harmful.

One of the key questions the researchers were interested in answering was whether restricting dietary sugars in children with metabolic syndrome would lead to the metabolic dysfunction resolving.

Objective: To evaluate whether restricting protein intake may delay the progression of chronic renal failure caused by overt diabetic nephropathy and also whether this increases the risk of malnutrition.

The purpose of this study is to investigate whether restricting how users interact with computerized decision aids affects their performance by limiting their ability to consider other possible problems that may not be prompted by the decision aid.

It had not, for example, determined what types of controls to put in place — whether restricting local transfers, or forcibly extending the maturity of term deposits, or even in extreme cases closing bank accounts.