This object is in Green's sense a creation of the perceiving mind (irrespective of whether or not the initial sensations were caused by, say, a mind-independent lump of matter).
Several studies have investigated the independent effect of perceived social support irrespective of exposure to stressors, as well as the buffer effect, which emphasizes that social support is especially important when an individual is exposed to life stress [ 37- 39].
The project, a collaboration that began in 2003 between the Public Catalogue Foundation and the BBC, aims to record all oil paintings owned by the nation "irrespective of perceived quality and condition".
Grade 3 or 4 adverse events were reported for all 3 treatment groups for the duration of the trial, irrespective of perceived relationship to IL-2 or ART; these events were coded centrally using the Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA, version 12.0) by a nurse who was blinded to study treatment.
Yet we found that tinnitus sufferers might have a bias to perceive bodily symptoms irrespective of a physiological basis.
For example, employers chose to hire accounting graduates with lower grades from 'traditional', internal degrees rather than those with higher academic grades who completed online study, irrespective of the perceived quality of the university attended (Grossman & Johnson, 2016).
The only way to precisely define prognosis in ICH would be to assess it in a cohort in which all patients received full support, irrespective of the perceived probable outcome.
Control means different things to different women but all the evidence points to positive outcomes where control is perceived to have been maintained, irrespective of the birth environment that is chosen to facilitate that.
Irrespective of the perceived and known strengths of our field, the nuclear medicine community should align and together with oncologists, haematologists, endocrinologists and other therapy specialists advocate a policy change in order to lessen the stringent requirements for clinical adoption of new radiopharmaceuticals.
In line with Lazare & Levy [ 1] most individuals experience such an admission as unjust, and according to the formulation of Torres & Bergner [ 2] such an admission, irrespective of its perceived fairness, constitutes a loss of status in relation to the norm of social status claims that most individuals are eligible to make.
