The phrase "a independence" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use is "an" because "independence" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "She fought for an independence that would allow her country to thrive."
Alternatives: "a state of independence" or "an independent status".
The militant Basque separatist group ETA declared a permanent cease-fire on Monday, in what it called a firm step toward ending a independence fight of decades.
If the indications are that the ordinary voters of Spain don't object to a independence vote then why not have one.
The advantages of the band gap engineering and the vertical structure are shown in terms of (a) independence of channel length, (b) independence of source-drain bias, (c) improved device characteristics (lower off-current), (d) reduction of short channel effects, and (e) suitability for low-power operation.
e Ratio of independence in daily life C calculated using the total of J (independence), A (independence in a room), B (independence on the floor) and C (bedridden) as the denominator.
f: Ratio of independence in daily life C calculated using the total of J (independence), A (independence in a room), B (independence on the floor) and C (bedridden) as the denominator.
Instead there was a higher abundance of ATP synthase beta chain in the vastus lateralis Previous results show a independence in activity between these proteins as both have a suggested reverse action in both consuming and producing protons in the electron transport chain [ 44, 47].
"In the north, there is a freedom to express, an independence, a desire to challenge".Maybe.Maybe
HIV-1 group O viruses are divergent from group M viruses [37] and show different sensitivities to TRIM5αrh-mediated Lv1 restriction [38], partly due to their cyclophilin A-independence [38], [39].
Recall that systematicity combines an independence and a neutrality requirement.
This idea of independence testing is utilised in finding an independence score of a feature.
Crimea's lawmakers adopt an "independence declaration" - a move almost immediately backed by the Kremlin.
