Sentence examples for I irrespective of from inspiring English sources

MeCP2 overexpression induced a similar extent of repression of MHC class I irrespective of the isoform or cell type in which it was expressed (Figure 1C): the cell surface level of MHC class I decreased by approximately 35% when compared to the basal level (p<0.01 in N2A; p<0.001 in NIH 3T3) when either MeCP2A or MeCP2B were overexpressed in N2A or in NIH 3T3 cells.

About one-third of panelists each favored surveillance in all non-seminoma stage I irrespective of the risk factors, surveillance in low risk and one or two adjuvant cycles of cisplatin, etoposide, bleomycin (BEP) in high-risk patients, respectively.

The most abundant agr-type identified overall was type I, irrespective of the geographical origin of the SA strains.

Thus, patients have a similar chance of survival after the last treatment with either O or I, irrespective of prior treatment sequence or number of prior agents.

In response to Corbyn's claim that his overwhelming mandate in the leadership contest gave him the right to examine new ways of policymaking, Kenny said: "I don't remember recalling any speech anywhere where someone said, 'I'm standing on a platform that I will do what I want, when I want, irrespective of what the rules of the Labour party are.' So let's just get back to the basics.

The outcome, student achievement at the end of primary school, is denoted as Y i. Irrespective of a child's actual preschool attendance, Y 0i is the achievement score if this child had attended preschool, while Y 1i is the achievement score if the same child had not attended preschool.

A clear advantage of using the NDI1 gene over allotopic expression of mammalian mitochondrial complex I subunit genes as a therapy for LHON is that a single gene may provide benefit to all LHON patients with a complex I deficiency irrespective of which complex I subunit gene is causative of this debilitating retinopathy.

"I think irrespective of the C.E.O.

"The publishers did put it in for the Booker prize," she confides, a little surprisingly, "so I knew, irrespective of what the reviews said, in terms of writing it couldn't have been that lame.

But I sincerely hope that the political parties, especially the principal opposition party, will support these bills because, as I said, irrespective of who is in government and who is in opposition, these bills need to be passed.

Fall in love with the Broadway theater, and sooner or later you will probably find yourself developing an ancillary ardor for Broadway theaters — the grand old buildings themselves, I mean, irrespective of the hits and flops that inhabit them.