Sentence examples for independently neither from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, taken independently, neither of those two components is consistent with the light-scattering properties of comets.

The Chinese version was translated back into English by two separate translators independently, neither of whom had previously seen the scale.

In treating velocity and force independently, neither is found to affect flake size or shape.

Last year it started two Web sites, one with Amazon.com and the other independently, and neither one has been popular with buyers, sellers or Wall Street.

No significant interactions were identified between herbivory and competition on any parameter of H. verticillata growth analyzed (i.e., total tank biomass accumulation, total number of rooting stems, total tuber number, total tuber mass, and tuber size), indicating that the factors were operating independently and neither antagonism nor synergism was occurring.

The network operates independently, and neither the cable industry nor Congress has control of the content of its programming.

John Davies notes that such a transformation cannot have been developed by the people living in North-West Europe independently, as neither the grain necessary for crops nor the animals suitable for domestication are indigenous to the area.

We confirmed that these drug-resistant A9 clones contained the MI-HAC vector by genomic PCR, with FISH analysis revealing that the MI-HAC vector was segregated independently, with neither host genome insertion nor translocation in all eight clones (Fig. 4C).

WT mice harboured either transgene independently, or neither transgene.

Corbyn was in reality only acknowledging the emperor's-new-clothes status of Britain nuclear weapons: that they are neither independently, plausibly nor legally usable in any conceivable 21st-century conflict, but are instead an exorbitantly expensive hi-tech make-work scheme and status symbol for British officials.

These industry-sourced numbers are neither independently verified nor universally accepted as accurate [11].