Sentence examples for immaterial of whether from inspiring English sources

Besides the 142 MRL owners, a total of 116 MRL tenants were interviewed immaterial of whether they are locals or foreigners occupying the housing unit.

We added the extended version of s which is σ s where σ={1,0} to the set of strings (bar {S}) if the probability of occurrence of σ s in the training sequence is greater than P min, immaterial of whether s is included in the tree or not.

In the serum of stressed mice, corticosterone concentration was upregulated approximately two to threefold compared with non-stressed mice, immaterial of whether the mice were administrated with CCl4 or not.

Diamond's images blur the line between the fantastical and the real, questioning whether immaterial manifestations of motherhood can hold as much power as the so-called real thing.

For our present considerations, it is immaterial whether the source of the duplicated prokaryotic gene is from within the chromosome or via lateral acquisition, although genome data argue in favor of the latter (Treangen and Rocha 2011).

Averroes disagreed with Avicenna on a number of topics concerning faculty psychology, for example: on the organ and medium of touch (Hasse 2000, 98 106), on the material or immaterial transmission of odors, and on whether human beings have an estimative faculty or not.

Mr. Soares concluded, however, that the inconsistencies were immaterial to the question of whether any laws had been broken by the governor's aides.

Twenty percent of the fees from the fund will go toward helping underprivileged women certainly a worthy cause but immaterial to the question of whether or not the fund is a good investment.

For the purposes of estimating the reliability via this approach, it is immaterial whether the same or different judges rated each of the three individuals.

"The city's got to get a bump somewhere and the bump it's got is the new financial centre which wouldn't have happened without Barangaroo, so it's immaterial, relatively immaterial, whether at the top of Crown towers is an apartment worth X million or not," he says.

Kant eschews dogmatism both with respect to whether the soul is an immaterial substance and whether it is immortal.