In the crowd analysis characteristics, the curve and the multiple features are relatively independent, the relative independence between the arc and the multiple features.
Since interactions must only take place between two bodies being mutually independent, the relative independence makes the institutional spheres interact, on the other.
Their independence and relative isolation permitted them to make nearly all formal aesthetic decisions, notably those pertaining to choice of content, style and method, medium and materials.
Therefore, no further assumptions need to be made about the independence or (relative) probability of dropout at several loci.
In order to account for non-independence among relatives, a robust variance estimation approach was used [ 20].
An additive autosomal polygenic model was used to allow for the non-independence of relatives attributable to their expected genome-wide genetic similarity because of kinship.
However, in a model which adjusted for non-independence among relatives, sex, age and BMI, a positive correlation between risk allele carrier status and CDKN2B expression was found (P = 0.002).
The relative independence of the print media contrasts sharply with the relatively high degree of regulation exercised by the government over audiovisual media.
Egypt's judiciary has long had a reputation for relative independence.
Ever since America Online agreed to acquire Time Warner early last year, executives from the companies have trumpeted their relative independence from advertising.
