Sentence examples for indifferent of whether from inspiring English sources

When we considered all rare variants (MAF < 0.01), indifferent of whether or not they appeared in control individuals, we obtained a mutation frequency of 3.2%% in FTLD patients which is the same as calculated in the pooled data analysis of the present and published FTLD cohorts [ 17, 28].

If you believe that stories are the most appropriate form of reason-giving, then those who use conventions and technical accounts will seem morally indifferent — regardless of whether you agree with them.

"The vast majority of people are indifferent to whether it's an American if they're getting good service".

Shareholders are indifferent to whether a dollar of tax is paid to the Treasury Department or to a foreign government and credited in full by the American tax system.

The important point is that all of these schemes are indifferent to whether the apps are games, fart apps, encyclopedias or whatever.

These static weighting functions extract information from predefined parts of e.g., the GLCM, indifferent to whether or not these parts actually contain useful information for discriminating between two clinical classes.

Why is it that educated Muslims are prepared, in the name of their faith, to plot mass murder, indifferent to whether the victims are Muslim or non-Muslim, supporters of war or its opponents?

The bottom line is that Antarctica is neither hostile nor fragile; it is kind enough to warn us about the consequences of our actions, but largely indifferent to whether we take notice.

It was found that the far-field response of the strip is largely indifferent to whether the excitation is a displacement or stress type.

"None of the appellants took any interest whatever in the details of the purchases and sales; they were indifferent to whether a profit or loss was made," Bishopp said in his ruling.

When dancers left the stage, they dropped what they were doing and simply walked off, either through a door or over to one of the side walls, where they collected themselves, indifferent to whether they were visible.