The phrase "at independently" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The team worked at independently, which caused confusion." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "independently" or "on their own."
Two reviewers (LO'D and AT) independently assessed abstracts.
Two researchers (RLM and AT) independently assessed the reporting of selected studies using the consolidated criteria for reporting qualitative research (COREQ) framework, with disagreements resolved by discussion.
Two reviewers (LO'D and AT) independently extracted data from papers included in the review and entered them onto an electronic data collection form.
Further, in native AT, Tyr131-Asn127-Leu130-Leu140-Ser142 forms atthehelixuster at the helix D-strand 2A interface and tight interactions between Tyr131 and neighbouring hD, and s2A stabilizes the native conformation of AT; it has also been hypothesized and tested that disrupting this cluster would activate AT independently of heparin [ 43].
Our data suggest that FoxO1 activation provides an additional pathway to consume stored TG in AT independently of hormonal-mediated canonical lipolysis, supporting the notion that the lack of FoxO1 leads to expanded adipose mass and consequently reduced lifespan in mice.
Fortunately, there is a simple explanation for this phenomenon, arrived at independently by two experts.
American Express and Bigcommerce can partner on promotions like the credit card company's Small Business Saturday, which encourages card holders to shop at independently-owned businesses by giving them money back.
Meanwhile, a more open-minded approach to music policy can be found at independently-run club nights such as London's Bala Club, Liverpool's Meine Nacht or Glasgow's FUSE.
We look at them independently, and correlated with each other.
When I managed to move to east London I had a stab at living independently.
"It just seems the right time to ask someone to look at this independently.
