Because they were robbed of their autonomy by family caregivers, it was important for them to live separately from their family to prove their competency.
This is concordant with previous studies that recognised adolescents as having lower adherence than younger children because of their growing autonomy [ 32, 34, 58].
Because of their pervasiveness and autonomy in operation, mesh-based wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are an ideal candidate in offering sustained monitoring functions at reasonable cost over a wide area.
Although part of the state apparatus, militaries enjoy a high degree of relative autonomy because of their control over the means of coercion.
Uber drivers have considerable autonomy, despite (and sometimes because of) their contractor status.
On strong substantive approaches, certain preferences and values are deemed to be incompatible with autonomy, not because of how they are formed, but rather because of their content.
"The Ministry of Education and Culture always says this issue is not within their domain because of regional autonomy," he said.
But she believes that demanding more responsibility of someone who is capable of fulfilling their moral obligations because they have at least some degree of autonomy might end up increasing their autonomy.
The company announced a loss of $6.9 billion for the latest quarter, largely because of the Autonomy mess.
Nevertheless, during his Galilean ministry some people regarded him with hostility and suspicion, partly because of the crowds and partly because of his autonomy.
Because of the autonomy, there should not be any conflicts between Deutsch and Interpublic clients, Mr. Deutsch and Mr. Dooner said, citing examples like Mitsubishi Motor, which is one-third owned by DaimlerChrysler, and General Motors, which works with Lowe and McCann.
