Sentence examples for whether tools from inspiring English sources

For Kiruga "the jury is still out" on whether tools like the "marked safe" app are helpful, but he is full of praise for the flag app which offers solidarity at the touch of a button.

Therefore, it is rather unclear whether tools developed for scientific articles perform equally well on patent data.

As Credit Karma starts to build out a portfolio of services related to different parts of a consumer's financial life cycle, like many startups it has to make the decision as to whether tools deserve to be independent apps or baked into a core product — and where they go in that core product.

Next, we examined control trials to investigate whether tools were only extracted when required.

In No-Food trials, no reward was present, to test firstly whether tools would still be extracted (in which case the tools themselves may be reinforcing), and secondly, whether subjects would probe the empty food-frame (which would indicate that the action of probing was relatively inflexible).

While it is clear that interdisciplinarity can contribute much to exploring these issues, it is uncertain whether tools and findings from these projects will fare better that the KULTUR project, which AHSS researchers are mainly unaware of.

Every time some human attribute is said to be unique, whether tool-making or language or warfare, biologists soon find some plausible precursor in animals that makes the ability less distinctive.

In this question, we asked whether tool support in general and for each of the four functions mentioned above individually is seen as beneficial or detrimental.

I tested the truck in northern Arizona, outside Sedona, and whether tooling around this ritzy resort town or heading out rutted, mountain roads, I was consistently impressed with the comfort of this cabin.

The current study investigates how students use the entire toolset at their disposal, whether tool-use patterns can be found and if these patterns affect performance for the course.

The purpose of this control was to determine whether tool selection was consistent in both types of trial; if crows choose inappropriate tools more often in sequential than non-sequential trials, this may indicate that sequential tool use imposes higher cognitive demands.