Sentence examples for matter irrespective of from inspiring English sources
However, air pollutions and forest cover matter irrespective of the method used.
They have a distinct X-ray pattern, different from that of apatite crystals, but shared by all bone matter irrespective of source or architecture.
ANIR shows promise in discriminating dry plant matter from soil and quantifying the amount of dry matter irrespective of changes in soil moisture or green vegetation.
A telling confirmation that the subject of a painting can matter irrespective of the name attached to it came when a large erotic picture done in 1612 by the Dutch school artist Hendrick Goltzius appeared.
"The real strength of Stacy's paper is that it points to something that can't be explained in cold dark matter, irrespective of whether MOND is right".
"With this budget, we're saying that immigrants matter, irrespective of who you are or where you're from".
Chief among these changes is the SNP's decision to vote on practically all Commons matters, irrespective of whether they are devolved to Holyrood.
Measures to assess the effect of drugs for the treatment of HIV on health status and wellbeing were introduced in 1991 [ 21] and while HRQL matters irrespective of treatment status—since the purpose of ART is to suppress the virus it is necessary to ensure that HRQL is not compromised during this process.
They emphasized the need for such meetings in the sense that some parents do not discuss important life issues with their children, especially not on sexual matters irrespective of Turnball, van Wersch and van Schaik [ 37] who demonstrated in their review of studies into parental involvement in sex education that parents are the primary sexual educators.
Increasing N concentration significantly increased grain yield, grain N uptake and total dry matter production irrespective of application of P fertilizer.
First, we identified regions in which there was a significant relationship of chronological age to white matter structure, irrespective of ARQ (Fig. 2).
