Sentence examples for evaluation regardless of from inspiring English sources

Currently, there is no commonly agreed set of factors upon which to base an evaluation, regardless of purpose or requirements.

This database can be used in soil monitoring and evaluation regardless of scale (regional, national or local), and especially to implement tools on choosing optimal land use and management decisions in sustainable agriculture development.

This metric was not included because it was thought that it would likely be used in a pre-intubation airway evaluation regardless of whether or not an ultrasound was performed because it can be obtained without an ultrasound machine.

Finally, all interface residues were considered in the evaluation, regardless of whether they received a score from all predictors or whether they passed the surface accessibility criterion.

Moreover, non-random mating had only a small effect in breeding schemes that used genomic evaluation, regardless of the information source.

At our institution, those patients suspected of or newly diagnosed as having SLE were typically admitted for systemic evaluation regardless of the severity of the disease, and were eligible for inclusion in the study.

The boldest tastemakers among the scholar-critics sometimes solve the problem by working up big ideas overarching theories of quality that govern their evaluations, regardless of what the public, and perhaps even their own private affinity, favors.

The results indicated that drivers had a robust self-enhancement bias in their self-evaluations regardless of the presence of performance feedback and that they systematically estimated their performance to be higher than they actually achieved in the test.

The left ear presented worse audiometric thresholds than the right ear, for all evaluations, regardless of the professional category.

The teachers validated the evidence and provided feedback on their formative evaluations, regardless of the automatic numerical feedback provided by the e-Portfolio.

We distinguished between disease-oriented guidelines (describing aspects of evaluations for certain pathologies) and process-oriented guidelines (describing aspects of evaluations, regardless of pathology), a distinction that is evident from the relative guideline's title.