Sentence examples for whether to filter from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we provided an option for users whether to filter out variants within dispensable gene regions.

Note that the decision whether to filter depends on precision (Fig.  5); therefore, although the tip correction adjusts for bias, it does not affect the decision whether to filter.

Additionally, on the "single search" frame, users can choose whether to display the binding alignment as well as whether to filter the output by MAF.

AAF requires two choices from the user: (i) what k-mer length to use, and (ii) whether to filter out singleton k-mers.

4, 10 Radiocolloids are almost universally used in melanoma, but there is no agreement about which colloid to use and whether to filter it before use to restrict the particle size.

The user is allowed to input a cutoff based on the adjusted p-value and may choose whether to filter out the various control genes (e.g., BioB, BioC, etc).

New customers will be presented with a choice when setting up internet connections on whether or not to filter their connection whilst current customers will be contacted during 2014 to make a similar decision.

Whether or not to filter k-mers can again be decided by computing the bias and precision of the estimate D (Eqs. 8 and 9).

Meanwhile, Voice of America quotes a spokesman as saying (via a translator) that "the list should never have been made public, explaining it was meant to be kept between PTA and mobile phone companies as a means to find out whether it was possible to filter obscene messages.

The GeneCodis program (release 3) [ 44– 46] was used to filter whether gene groups with similar functions occurred more frequently than expected between breeds.

Open data can be used to give residents a voice, and enable them to choose whether to buy bottled, how to filter their water, or where to lead their cattle to drink.