But by refusing to disclose the underlying data even to members of Congress, the administration is making it impossible for anyone to judge, independently, whether that statement is correct.
The editors were then provided with the authors' replies and judged independently whether the criticism had been adequately addressed by the authors.
Higher classification accuracy existed independently whether the classifier was based on MI of painful or non-painful limbs, indicating globally modified cortical activity.
These changes to such important proteins are quite likely to have functional effects on the bacterium carrying them, independently of whether this bacterium is exposed to antibiotics.
Task management can be performed using a single BDS statement, independently of whether this is running on a local computer or a cluster.
In particular we want to note that at present we cannot decide whether the genetic basis for these traits evolved several times independently or whether this patchy distribution of traits along a phylogeny is due to atavisms, the preservation of previously existing phenotypic features in the genome, but not expressed in the ancestors.
It was, however, not possible to independently determine whether this difference in the recommended time interval affected compliance and consequently the lack of extra detection of ⩾CIN3, as no follow-up data were reported for the control arm, nor have data for a similar group been reported in the routine screening statistics (The NHS Information Centre, Workforce and Facilities Team, 2009).
The Palestinians have taken up arms independently, whether home-made or imported, to defend their land and people against this full-scale Israeli military attack from the air, sea and ground.
Each individual decides independently whether to stay in the bar or leave.
Though the investigation was originally prompted by Democrats, the G.A.O. is nonpartisan and decides independently whether and how to pursue inquiries suggested by lawmakers.
