Sentence examples for independently again from inspiring English sources

Of those who break their hips, often in minor falls, half will never walk independently again and a quarter will die of complications within a year.

She's learned to live independently again (though she has a roommate in Austin), and she's got a new band made up of top musicians and easy companions.

After 10 years as artistic director of the Lyric Theatre, he started to work independently again in 2004 and continues to direct and write.

"It shows that dinosaurs were experimenting with a wide range of body types and that some unexpected features like a vegetarian diet turned up independently again and again in the 'predatory' theropod dinosaurs".

Elkins-Bushnell has found the placements worthwhile, especially working with people with mental health problems at Amberstone hospital: "You're helping people relearn cooking skills, using public transport, getting them reintegrated into community activities and living independently again".

It aims to give veterans a safe environment in which to live and seek work, as well as providing access to the help, support and advice they need to begin living independently again.

Reductions in recovery time come from how accurate the Welwalk system can be in terms of tweaking the amount of support it provides: Rehabilitating patients affected by this kind of partial paralysis involves gradually stepping back the amount of reliance they have on therapeutic support, until they're able to walk independently once again.

When asked to present this photograph for public scrutiny in 1977, Liddell claimed that it was "not available"; when independently asked again in 1983, he asserted that it had been stolen by "interested parties".

At five weeks post infection, each mouse was independently infected again with 67 cercariae of a new male clonal population genetically distinct from that of the first male.

The ancestral forms of ATP6 and ND3 might have independently emerged again in modern humans in the process of adaptating energetic balance to a decrease in average absolute brain size in H. sapiens [59].

To assess intra- and inter-rater reliability, all 20 cases were independently segmented again by the same rater and also by a second trained rater (CNG), a minimum of two to four weeks apart, while masked to the initial segmentation results.