We would independently be able to solve countless household problems.
If one sort of reason governs the practice, and another sort of reason governs the application of the practice, then even if each of them independently is able to do that work, in fact, especially if each of them independently is able to do that work, one might wonder how the two together provide a coherent account.
So why not take the human "out of the loop", and install an on-board computer that, independently, is able to identify and to trigger deadly force against targets without human intervention?
As a part of the initiative, the festival extended invitations to new voices in the community in addition to support for those who might not independently be able to attend.
31 and AF2 AF2, working together or independently, are able to recruit transcriptional co-regulator proteins following receptor stimulation.
Furthermore, we found that ANXA10 immunostaining independently was able to stratify patients at risk for disease progression in non-muscle-invasive bladder tumours and at risk of developing metastasis in muscle-invasive cancers.
Each student acting independently was able to correctly identify a median number of 4 different medical ethical issues (range 2 9) and correctly identify and label accurately a median of 2 different medical ethical issues (range 2 7) There were no significant correlations between their English language skills or general academic ability and the number or accuracy of ethical issues identified.
The study subjects were volunteers from a community senior club who were aged ≥65 years, lived independently, and were able to walk approximately 500 m without a cane.
We included patients who lived independently and those who were able to walk before the fracture.
Almost all of them could walk independently (86.8%) and were able to go outside by themselves (90.4%).
