Sentence examples for regardless of the selection from inspiring English sources

The method is shown to be stable regardless of the selection of the analysis time step, as opposed to the retarded potential techniques reported in the literature.

The ORs of breast cancer from the different studies of c.1100delC are similar, regardless of the selection of cases, with a combined OR of 2.77.

The importance of this value depends on the frequencies that the disappeared alleles had in cycle 0. Had their frequencies been very low, then most probably they would have been lost, regardless of the selection method applied.

Differently from activated sludge, the enrichment of anaerobic sludge in batch conditions showed a clear inhibition, regardless of the selection strategy (BA and MM growth medium, EF or KC transfers).

As hypothesized, all simulations demonstrated an increase in average population fitness and percentage of DOs achieving maximum fitness regardless of the selection methods used (truncated selection or fitness-proportionate selection) and the complexity of various fitness requirements within 200 generations.

In this case, this would mean that, regardless of the selection applied to the genomes, we can capture an arbitrarily large part of the distribution in a finite domain at any time step.

This virus might be particularly susceptible to co-receptor switching as it has been shown that it has a single pathway to X4 usage that is determined by two common mutations in the V3 loop (I309R and A316V) regardless of whether the selection pressure was exerted by culturing in the presence of CCL5 or by switching cellular substrates [42].

Q-learning is guaranteed to converge to an optimal and stable joint strategy regardless of the action selection policy.

not) improve the average/maximum evacuation time with increase of R D. In the automatic evacuation guiding, regardless of the route selection, the wide transmission range will results in increase of information retrieval of blocked road segments.

We remark that the authors in [30] claim that the error covariance of the optimal position estimate using TOAs with a distance bias is equivalent to the one using TDOAs regardless of the reference selection, where the error covariance is defined as the product of the position dilution of precision (PDOP) and a composite user-equivalent range error (UERE).

Regardless of the variable selection method, after controlling for potential confounders and interactions and stratified models no different predictors of death emerged.