Sentence examples for regardless of severe from inspiring English sources

Moreover, regardless of severe physical or chemical damage, the coating rapidly restored its super liquid-repellent properties using long dangling perfluoroalkyl arms.

We may draw two conclusions from this: first, decision-making requires an interdisciplinary heart team and in cases of pmIF a distinct consultation of a radiology and oncology specialist; secondly, the decision to intervene (SAVR or TAVR) can be made, as our data suggest, with no differences in outcome for patients regardless of 'severe' or 'non-severe' pmIF.

"Regardless of how severe you wish to be on punishing them you simply have to give them a drug-free prison environment," Mr. McCaffrey said.

Actually, the case study that follows refers to a woman entrepreneur who is over 40 years old, a married mother, who has been successfully running and growing her business, a consultancy firm, regardless of the severe economic crisis that Greece is faced with.

HRS can affect individuals with cirrhosis (regardless of cause), severe alcoholic hepatitis, or fulminant liver failure, and usually occurs when liver function deteriorates rapidly because of an acute insult such as an infection, bleeding in the gastrointestinal tract, or overuse of diuretic medications.

Based on the interviews, nearly half of all the recommendations had been implemented, regardless of how severe the organisation perceived the AE to be.

Regardless of more severe uterine inflammation found in animals from group B, these cows showed the same fertility parameters as healthy animals.

Regardless of more severe inflammation that was detected in animals from the group treated by parenteral administration of antibiotic with PGF2α (the highest body temperature and concentration of Hp), they showed the same fertility parameters as healthy animals.

Strand bias has no effect on the quality of homozygous genotype calls, because regardless of how severe the strand bias might be, it lacks sufficient influence to force the genotype caller to make a false heterozygous inference.

Symptom severity may not be associated with help-seeking, suggesting social stigma and negative attitudes together may prevent people from seeking psychological help, regardless of how severe the problem [ 13, 14].

The stratified analysis considering severe AECOPDs only (eTable 3) were similar to the stratification including all AECOPDs regardless of severity.