Sentence examples for considerable degree of independence from inspiring English sources
The centrosome cycle can operate with a considerable degree of independence from other processes of the cell cycle.
These modes are interrelated but have a considerable degree of independence and must be described in their own terms.
Mr. Kimmitt noted that while China had been helpful in persuading the Khmer Rouge to compromise, the guerrillas retained a considerable degree of independence.
Nervous systems have declared a considerable degree of independence relative to the older systems they serve but they are by no means free of those older systems.
Consequently, the rural community was able to retain a considerable degree of independence, even when Japan was ruled by feudal lords.
However, secrecy in voting permits voters to break away from their social moorings and gives them a considerable degree of independence if they wish to take advantage of this electoral freedom.
The trilobite larvae of horseshoe crab showed a considerable degree of respiratory independence since they were able to maintain their oxygen consumption rates approximately constant over a wide range of salinity tested in the present study.
Inspired by other parts of Polynesia that have obtained a considerable degree of political autonomy or are in the process of seeking independence, leaders of the Rapanui people are mounting a slow-burning rebellion against Chile.
While the close relationship between HSPI and the ministry raised some outsider criticism of the independence of HSPI research and advice, the institute appears to have had a considerable degree of influence upon policy.
