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irrespective | American Dictionary

irrespective
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/ˌɪr·ɪˈspek·tɪv/
without considering; not needing to allow for:
The rules apply to everyone, irrespective of how long they have been with the company.

Examples of irrespective

irrespective
The rules that were removed, were simply those with the smallest probability (irrespective of the nonterminals they contained).
In general, respondents endorsed more social anxiety at the first administration irrespective of whether the format was self-report or clinician-administered.
These events influence all marriages irrespective of the year or duration of marriage.
They sought to support family carers irrespective of their ethnic background.
When the two species oviposited at approximately the same time, irrespective of the sequence, daily dissections revealed that embryogenesis proceeded regularly for both parasitoids.
Languages often avoid such sequences, irrespective of the context in which they occur, even though they normally tolerate sequences of two consonants.
However, his data shows all voiced consonants to be devoiced in pause, irrespective of the weight of the preceding vowel (1983: 39f).
Watershed treatments are provided from ridge to valley irrespective of the ownership of land, considering technical feasibility and farmers' acceptance.
In summary, we have shown that structurally, cones are more resilient to aging irrespective of ocular pigmentation.
All relevant concepts are included, irrespective of whether they refer to a concrete entity, a set, a process or a more abstract item.
It is also the case that a child's cognitive abilities do not map on to their age irrespective of cultural background.
This argument would apply to all permanent workers, irrespective of contract.
They are also concerned with the fact that, irrespective of how others are doing, some people are needy through bad brute luck, full stop.
At 14 and 20 days a statistically significant level of resistance was observed in all groups, irrespective of the size of the primary infection.
The estimates of parameters were nearly the same irrespective of the method used.
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