Sentence examples for whether to conclude from inspiring English sources

"We do not know whether to take the announcement of this news from Lusaka seriously, or whether to conclude that Zambia somehow has been victimized by a Madison Avenue type," one confessed.

However, the definitive judgment of whether to conclude that the IFCA group was superior to the IFCS group could be based on whether the one-sided p-value satisfied p ≤ 0.05.

It is not possible to conclude whether these trials were not registered or whether the search efforts were unable to locate registration details.

"As such it has been impossible to conclude whether there had been incriminating evidence on the devices," Kroll said.

Companies should be required to disclose enough information in these areas to allow investors to conclude whether games are being played.

He said that it was premature to conclude whether G.M.'s earnings in the coming quarters would also depend more on foreign results and less on the United States.

For instance, if we neglect funding of observational equipment, we may no longer be able to conclude whether and how events are changing as the climate warms.

The World Health Organization and other groups say that there is not enough evidence yet to conclude whether people can have mild cases of SARS.

But Dr. Guan saidit was too soon to conclude whether the new strain in southeastern China this winter is more or less infectious than the previous one.

At the same time, Mr. Heinonen acknowledged that the agency "did not have sufficient information at this stage to conclude whether the allegations are groundless or the data fabricated".

"Only two interviews have taken place, so it's premature to conclude whether they are successful or not," Mr. Ueki said.