Regardless of terms used, researchers collectively acknowledge the value of using students' ideas for effective teaching and learning (Meltzer and Thornton 2012).
The investor's fear, which we share, is that the excessive focus on valuation, regardless of terms, can be significantly damaging over time — not just to the founder, but to his team and all the prior shareholders, including seed and venture investors.
' if terms and conditions at every level of medicine in Ireland are not changed soon, people will settle overseas, have children, etc. and won't bother applying to return to Ireland regardless of terms.
This suggests to me that as a communications challenge, regardless of the term used, the biggest barrier is disinterest, not the specific language being used.
My concern would be that regardless of long term self-interest, the GOP is now obligated to behave in a manner in keeping with their previous stonewalling to maintain the voting bloc that is now virulently anti-Obama.
Regardless of the term you use, market-gravity is the phenomenon that causes all stocks, even healthy ones, to lose value because investors are selling anything and everything in the belief that the entire market is going down.
Regardless of the term used, the literature on scale score equivalence in large-scale achievement tests has received considerable attention (e.g., Ercikan [2002]; Hambleton [2002]; Oliveri et al. [2012]).
Any crime punishable by hard labor, regardless of the term or place of imprisonment, is also infamous.
Over half of millennials disapprove of the health reform program regardless of the term used -- 56percentt under the Affordable Care Act and 57percentt under Obamacare.
Regardless of the term used, however, most researchers and clinicians consider such symptoms to be a reflection of psychological and emotional problems [ 5, 6].
