Sentence examples for irrespective of the availability from inspiring English sources

TACT was found to significantly improve depiction of the buccal/palatal position of the impacted tooth and its relationship with adjacent teeth (P <.0001) irrespective of the availability of lateral cephalograms.

"A warrantless consent search is reasonable and thus consistent with the 4th Amendment irrespective of the availability of a warrant," he said in Fernandez vs. California.

At the individual level, it is obvious that the ability to handle any HLA molecule that a given patient might have irrespective of the availability of specific data for a particular HLA haplotype in question is an enabling technology for individualized immunotherapy and diagnostics.

Irrespective of the availability of powerful immunosuppressants, acute rejection episodes continue to pose a major problem in heart transplantation.

Irrespective of the availability of resources, co-ordinating mechanisms are likely to be important to ensure an efficient use of research resources.

For a recent examination of the costing issue please see ref. [ 54]. "Such minimum core obligations apply irrespective of the availability of resources of the country concerned or any other factors and difficulties".

Interestingly, only 12 genes responded oppositely under aerobic and anaerobic conditions while the majority of 1009 genes responded to the arcA mutation are irrespective to the availability of oxygen.

In this way, each day of the follow-up period was evaluated as covered or not covered by BPs availability, irrespective of whether the availability regarded single or overlapping prescriptions.

However, we demonstrated that expression of an N-terminal GFP-tagged SPL7 fragment including the SBP-domain but lacking the downstream IRPGC domain could be detected and resulted in a constitutive SPL7 function-related response irrespective of the Cu availability.

Most prominently, irrespective of food availability, the early maturing males showed the relatively largest telencephalon and cerebellum.

Irrespective of the approach chosen, the availability of entangled atoms would have the potential for achieving clock precision in which the uncertainty is inversely proportional to the number of atoms — a substantial improvement over the usual case of uncorrelated atoms, in which the uncertainty is inversely proportional to the square root of the number of atoms.