Sentence examples for regardless of its extent from inspiring English sources

Necrosis occurs in cancer tissue regardless of its extent, and is usually found in both cancer cells and cancer stroma.

The results of the current study demonstrated that the local control rate of patients with T2b-T4 NPC was 95%, and the regional control of patients with cervical lymphadenopathy, regardless of its extent, was 97% at three-years after IMRT following cisplatin-based neoadjuvant chemotherapy.

But regardless of its eventual extent, this episode of solar activity is a preview of what is to come in the broader, 11-year solar cycle.

The results of two experiments reveal that customers who experience positive affect perceive positive emotion displays of frontline employees as more authentic, regardless of its objective extent of authenticity.

Because children often get upset when they are injured, regardless of the extent of the injury, it may be difficult to tell if they have a concussion.

However, regardless of the extent of the probabilistic behavior, it is well established that there exist stable protein complexes [47].

It can be expected that ISIS attacks will become more frequent, especially because of its steady retreat in Iraq and Syria, while further destabilizing Afghanistan and complicating the war efforts regardless of the extent of the U.S.' continuing military backing.

He and his codefendants, prosecutors said, were liable for the killings "regardless of the extent or degree of their participation".

If American fiction writers largely find themselves sorted tediously into the category of "natural" at either the short or the long form, regardless of the extent of their commitment to both, then Moore — justly celebrated for her three story collections — has surely been counted as a miniaturist.

Regardless of the extent of compassion in his "compassionate conservatism," Gov. George W. Bush of Texas could show some concern for justice by following the example of his presidential campaign chairman in Illinois, Gov. George Ryan, who last week announced a moratorium on executions in his state.

But, having said all this, the challenge is still to engage these regions in economic growth and technological progress, not to find some way of protecting them from it.None of this addresses another of Mr Wade's arguments: that inequality is a bad thing in itself, regardless of the extent of poverty.