Sentence examples for further regardless from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it has been suggested that the volume effect reaches a plateau and does not improve further regardless of increasing volume (Sharkey et al. 2004).

The negative correlation between age and distance ambulated (R=−0.491, p<0.001) indicated that younger participants walked further, regardless of the group they were in.

Further, regardless of the etiology of CKD, there was no difference in diastolic and systolic blood pressure between frail and non-frail groups, which makes the influence of hypertension on frailty inconclusive.

Further, regardless of whether or not patients had CKD, serum levels of hemoglobin, albumin, triglycerides, and phosphorus, as well as heart rate, consistently showed an independent effect with regard to survival.

Change is always in motion in the metropolitan area and will sadly effect further displacement regardless of individual participation.

But deteriorating economic conditions are likely to force further adjustments, regardless of who winds up leading the country.

With the cheese cubes and crackers, he said, were "the most delightful olives I've ever had," which, further, were "regardless of the wine -- red or white -- the best palate cleanser I've ever had".

With the cheese cubes and crackers, he said, were "the most delightful olives I've ever had" that, further, were "regardless of the wine -- red or white -- the best palate cleanser I've ever had".

Instead, Medicare will pay for the services if they are needed to maintain the patient's current condition or to prevent or slow further deterioration — regardless of whether the patient is expected to improve medically or in ability to function.

But it's also important to understand that if anxiety colours our perception of the world around us, these sorts of stereotypes may reinforce negative distortions and cause further suffering, regardless of whether or not it was meant as a joke.

The popularity in the metropolis of his stand against the government ensured his reelection for Middlesex on February 16, and again on March 16 after a further expulsion, regardless of a Commons' resolution that he was incapable of being elected to serve in the present Parliament.