As many prominent authors have noted, there is no scientifically defensible basis on which to rank living species in this way, regardless of how interesting or unique some aspect of their biology may be to human observers (e.g., Dawkins 1992; Gould 1994 , 1996.
That the first woman appointed to the Supreme Court steps down because of family responsibilities is powerful evidence that regardless of how exalted the position, the unique ties that bind women to their families don't disappear.
The inclusion of any content beyond leveling up and killing enemies becomes a challenge in these "hack and slash" games, because the sheer number of items, locations and monsters makes it difficult to design an encounter that is unique and works regardless of how a character has been customized.
Most of the other national insurers in the report, which also included Aetna, UnitedHealth Group and Cigna, regardless of how they fared, acknowledged the survey as a unique and potentially useful snapshot.
A simple counter that can produce unique numbers (in ascending order) regardless of how many instances exist.
However, soil microbial activities, population sizes, and community structures were generally greater or most unique in mid-range soils regardless of how soils were classified, possibly because soil moisture was optimal for microbiological activity and growth in these soils.
Yes, we each have a unique tolerance for risk, but regardless of how full our risk reservoir is, it is still an exhaustible resource.
First, we examined distinct unique gene alterations in GALNS regardless of how frequently they are reported, counting multiple reports of the same gene alteration only once.
Regardless of how Cameron's efforts turn out, his approach to leadership offers a unique, new way to look at problem solving.
But what made her unique was that she emanated this aurora of positivity regardless of how dire the situations may be.
