Sentence examples for whether they refer from inspiring English sources

Twain was cheating a bit: all nouns with the diminutive suffix –chen are neuter, whether they refer to boys, girls or bread rolls (Brötchen).

Variables are grouped into whether they refer to immigration (coming from both the Census and the CPS data), individual characteristics (CPS), inequality measures (Census), or volunteering variables (CPS).

In another paper, Preis et al. (2012) link queries, and whether they refer to the future or past, to countries' economic success.

More specifically, the wireless links are classified as useful or interfering depending on whether they refer, respectively, to the useful link between a transmitter and its intended receiver or to other receivers falling within its coverage area.

Whether they refer to the elite as the "establishment," the "power structure" or the "top 1percentt," Americans understand that this concentration of power subverts democracy.

Each of these versions of externalism can further be divided whether they refer only to the content or to the vehicles of mind.

Studies were eligible regardless of whether they referred to subjects with small or severe PE.

Data from open questions were grouped according to whether they referred to leaflet content or structure and analysed as previously.

When a new theme emerged, previous interviews were reanalysed to establish whether they referred to the theme implicitly.

In the present study, subjects were forced to attend to both visual and auditory modalities in order to decide whether they referred to the same object or not.

The 201 eligibility criteria containing reference to medication-related data elements were examined in detail and categorised on the basis of whether they referred to current or past medication use and whether they referred to medication information use in context of a diagnosis, to use of medication that was a study agent in a previous study, or to a medication failure.