Sentence examples for standing irrespective from inspiring English sources
The number of steps per minute and total muscle activity increased significantly over 90 min of standing, irrespective of floor slope.
Passengers standing nearest the door are requested, irrespective of sex, to go out first".
The associated shock structure standing at the plasma boundary is the ordinary slow shock irrespective of the intensity of shear flow.
Such patterns of convergent evolution (convergent evolution as defined by Arendt and Reznick [2008]) are usually taken as a strong indication for the particular adaptive value of the identified mechanism and/or affected function (Christin et al. 2010; Wake et al. 2011)—irrespective of convergence being due to selection on standing or de novo sequence variation.
In response to Corbyn's claim that his overwhelming mandate in the leadership contest gave him the right to examine new ways of policymaking, Kenny said: "I don't remember recalling any speech anywhere where someone said, 'I'm standing on a platform that I will do what I want, when I want, irrespective of what the rules of the Labour party are.' So let's just get back to the basics.
For simplicity, we use the terms height, height-for-age difference (HAD), and height-for-age z-score (HAZ) irrespective of the child's age throughout this paper despite that supine length, rather than standing height, is usually measured in children less than 2 years of age and that the terms "length" and "length-for-age" are typically used for these children.
Irrespective of whether the naive pen mates received oxytocin or a placebo, they spent more time standing alert when the training pigs were in the negative treatment than when the training pigs were in the positive treatment (Table 8).
But the president surely deserves praise for the attempt to repeatedly emphasise shared interests in a region where political leaders can expect to be popular irrespective of what they deliver for the people they govern, because it's enough to be perceived as "standing up against US influence".
It has also boosted Mr Maliki's standing in his own community.While Mr Maliki's popularity among Shias has risen, he seems unabashed by the decline in his standing among Iraqi Sunni Arabs: his efforts to conciliate Sunnis at home have made little headway, irrespective of Hussein's demise.But he may be more rattled by the drop in his reputation abroad.
