Sentence examples for whichever results from inspiring English sources
During the performance test, an owner or operator may operate the control or halogen reduction device at maximum or minimum representative operating conditions for monitored control or halogen reduction device parameters, whichever results in lower emission reduction.
When you look at cold calling versus cold emailing, whichever results in a higher-quality meeting is going to convert better.
Step 7 Calculate SC profit function at the smallest following integer and largest previous integer of n sc; whichever results in larger value of Prsc(Q, p, n) is selected as (n_{text{sc}}^).
Since n must be an integer variable, either the smallest following integer or largest previous integer of n s whichever results in larger value of Prs (n) will be optimum value of n from the supplier perspective (i.e., (n_{text{s}}^)).
The others are numbered counterclockwise or clockwise - whichever results in the lowest numbers.
The first (alphabetically) substituent is 1; the next is numbered going counterclockwise or clockwise - whichever results in a lower number for the second substituent.
As a faculty member of the excellent music department at Stony Brook University, Mr. Kalish spearheaded a change in the degree requirements in the 1980s, so that student pianists could play any work in their official recitals, from memory or not, whichever resulted in the best, most confident performance.
Extraction of matrices followed the rule to show the top 15 PWMs, or all with at least 2-fold enrichment in either transgenic or tumor set, or all PWMs highlighted in Figure 6, whichever resulted in the largest number of motifs.
If both adjusted and unadjusted results were presented but neither was classified as the primary analysis, we took whichever result was presented first as the primary analysis.
You have six buckets, and whichever answer you have the most in the bucket, that's the result that you get.
Whichever way results are communicated, it appears imperative that we improve patient awareness of their responsibility for results to help reduce the potential for error (21).
