The phrase "are treated irrespective" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be followed by "of" to form the complete expression "are treated irrespective of."
Example: "All applicants are treated irrespective of their background or experience."
Alternatives: "are treated regardless of" or "are treated without consideration of."
On the other hand, in cohort 2 antimalarials were given two weeks before dose 3 and ADI was conducted for six months, during which all children with parasitaemia were treated irrespective of symptoms, their immune system not being exposed to low-density asymptomatic parasitaemias for very long.
With regard to treatment, it should be noted that, although there are still many proponents of the idea that obesity should be treated irrespective of its type, it is also suggested that such a straightforward approach may be inadequate, in particular, when applied to MHO [ 32].
Consequently, all patients are treated with multiagent chemotherapy irrespective of its individual efficacy (16).
Most countries, however, are far from the position in the Netherlands, where all disabled persons are treated on a similar basis irrespective of the cause of disability.
We find that the probabilistic methods are clearly superior to MP and NJ, irrespective of whether gaps are treated as missing data or binary characters.
Irrespective of how the data are treated, lahars and PDCs emerge as the main cause of fatalities.
Severe symptoms are treated with 2 ml/kg 3% NaCl bolus infusions irrespective of the supposed duration of hyponatraemia.
Severe symptoms are treated with 2 ml/kg 3% NaCl bolus infusions irrespective of the proposed time course.
All comatose patients, irrespective of CA location and initial rhythm, are treated with targeted temperature management (TTM) for 24 h, with a target temperature of 32 34 °C.
It's just a simple notion that all people should be treated fairly, irrespective of their gender.
