Sentence examples for irrespective of its source from inspiring English sources

According to this doctrine, there exists a unity to all knowledge irrespective of its source.

Our results predict that an optimal financial system will orient itself towards efficient financial contracts, irrespective of its source of origination.

The routine use of a written pre-dive checklist, irrespective of its source and content, was associated with fewer mishaps and unsafe conditions during the specific dives under study.

But it might be worth being completely honest about inequality, culture and structure because as the famed black writer Ishmael Reed properly observed almost a quarter-century ago, black pathology has been, and will arguably continue to be "big business," irrespective of its source.

Brightness has been defined as the perceived intensity of a visual stimulus, irrespective of its source.

In D. melanogaster, seminal fluid was found to increase the viability of sperm, irrespective of its source [26].

It has been projected that "by 2050 desalination irrespective of its fuel source, would account for 76 % of all water needs for the region for all sectors" (Trieb and Mullersteinhagen 2008; cited in Saif 2012, p. 8).

Bayesian inference of diversification dates gave implications on the recency of the introduction of hCoV-229E into the human population, irrespective of its original source.

This result might be independent of the distinct fatty acid pattern of the walnut oil, but mainly determined by the amount of dietary fat irrespective of its dietary source since also the high intake of lard significantly reduced LPL gene expression.

Unmiss, which currently comprises 11,350 troops and almost a thousand police officers from dozens of countries, is mandated "to protect civilians under threat of physical violence, irrespective of the source of such violence, within its capacity and areas of deployment" and to deter violence against civilians "through proactive deployment [and ] active patrolling".

The Treasury's evidence on this point is embarrassingly naïve; it compares funding costs irrespective of the source (see Page 11).