Sentence examples for purpose irrespective from inspiring English sources

Participants were considered as a single patient group for this purpose, irrespective of their allocated trial arm.

The purpose of this review was not to assess the methodological quality of these trials as this has been done previously[ 5, 11, 12], but to identify the outcome domains assessed and the instruments or scales employed for this purpose, irrespective of whether these were standardised or not.

Women in our study who participated in the systematic preparation reported that knowledge on what they had to do to control pain and how to use the non pharmacological techniques for this purpose, irrespective of the pain experienced or the duration of labor, had helped them to be in control.

When the gap between the probe and the endometrium was filled with distention medium and was >2 mm, tissue damage was insufficient for clinical purposes irrespective of the medium used.

But such dampening of high frequency noise is desirable for screening purposes, and irrespective of whether additional underlying cell cycle fluctuations exist, the variations we do detect are largely independent of the cell cycle.

In this model, a large number of objects/devices are connected to one another on the internet for the purpose of sharing information, irrespective of their locations.

After randomisation, the participant is irrevocably part of the trial for the purpose of the research, irrespective of what occurs subsequently.

Saga, in medieval Icelandic literature, any type of story or history in prose, irrespective of the kind or nature of the narrative or the purposes for which it was written.

"Nevertheless, we recognise that all calls, irrespective of the purpose, should be made in the right way and we accept that our processes, in place at the time of the review by Ofcom, were inadequate.

A LinkedIn spokesman was quoted as saying: "We were never told about this alleged activity and we would never approve of it, irrespective of what purpose it was used for".

For decisions of safety, there must be rigorous and thorough application of fundamental scientific practices, irrespective of the purpose of the study and where it is conducted academic, industry, or a contract laboratory.