Sentence examples for whether to compare from inspiring English sources

Government security officials say they have discussed whether to compare the names of railroad ticket buyers to "watch lists," as is done with airplane passengers.

It is not known how many car journeys people take around the world, but even if it was, one would have to decide whether to compare the number of discrete trips or the overall distance travelled (that is an important distinction because if you were travelling from London to Edinburgh, for example, you might reasonably choose between driving and flying).

Decision unit (DU) is used to decide whether to compare the records among multiple blocks.

Decision unit (DU) is used to decide whether to compare the records between two blocks.

Decision unit (DU) is used to generate candidate blocks or in other words decide whether to compare the records among n blocks.

There is no comparable data to compare whether partisan politicking in church is more or less frequent this year than in previous presidential election years, said Jessica Hamar Martínez, a senior researcher at the Pew Research Center.

To compare whether RNA expressions are comparable between the two RNA library building methods, we drew a scatter plot and computed their Pearson's correlation coefficients.

Scientists in forensics also ask whether it is appropriate to compare a supposed criminal's brain to a dataset composed of the brains of healthy people.

Critics question whether it is fair to compare schools that receive such private support with neighborhood schools relying solely on government funds.

Our primary objective was to compare whether tinzaparin and dalteparin differentially accumulate in HD patients.

These algorithms were implemented in order to compare whether our proposed algorithms are competitive as multi-objective optimization techniques.