Sentence examples for discriminated irrespective from inspiring English sources
Similarly, TP53 downregulation could be discriminated irrespective of KRAS status (Table 1, Figure 2).
In contrast, CA 125 and MIF were not affected by the conditions of blood collection; both markers discriminated between cases and controls irrespective of whether serum specimens were collected at surgery or in a short interval prior to surgery.
Despite the fact that the families were derived independently, marker segregation depended on the direction of selection, and ultimately discriminated Late from Early populations irrespective of the family.
Ki-67 had good prognostic discriminating power irrespective of the cut-point value, but S-phase fraction lost its prognostic power at higher cut-point values.
During the tasks, images of an object had to be discriminated from the images of other objects irrespective of the viewpoint.
In trials requiring speeded responses, early stimulus-locked oscillations discriminated real-world and non-sense objects irrespective of the level of detail.
For stimuli with a higher level of detail, oscillatory power in a later time window discriminated real-world and non-sense objects irrespective of response speed requirements.
In summary, metastasised and non-metastasised seminoma can be completely discriminated with a combination of two small RNAs irrespective of apparent lymphogenic or occult metastasis.
That subjects were more likely to climb >2 m into a tree in response to leopard chirps than to snake chirps irrespective of contextual cues suggests that green monkeys discriminated between graded variants of this alarm call and responded more often to leopard chirps as if a leopard were present.
What evidence is there that firms discriminate according to age (irrespective of whether an applicant is an immigrant or native born)?
Analysis of the genomic DNA from the 656 donors revealed that this method could discriminate RHC from RHc, irrespective of the RHD genotype, with only a few exceptions.
