Sentence examples for is set independently from inspiring English sources

The definition and amount of required capital is set independently by the banking regulator, which is why we refer to it as regulatory capital.

Since each age is set independently, the end result is not guaranteed to be a tree (condition iii).

It is important to note that the separation of the two helices, i.e., the starting point to launch each simulation is set independently of the other adjacent simulations.

This theory supports the idea that WSTF recruitment to the Xi is independent of γ-H2A.X and BRCA1 association since the ground state of H2A.X-Y142ph H2A.X-Y142phendently of DNA damage [ 21].

It has been argued that the central and peripheral domains of the wing blade have an intrinsic difference with respect to the response to Dpp signalling, and that this difference, of unknown nature, is set independently of Dpp signalling (Schwank et al., 2008).

The duration of the cell cycle, τ i is different for each cell and is set independently after a division according to the following stochastic rule [ 34], τ i = λτ + 1 − λ τ ~, where τ and τ ~ denote, respectively, the deterministic and stochastic components of the cell cycle duration, and λ∈[0,1] is a parameter that weights their relative importance.

Such a causal hypothesis will be difficult to reconcile with the common belief that apparatus settings are controllable at experimenters' will, and thus could be set independently of the pair's state at the source.

A Labour party spokesperson said the rules are set independently by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority.

On Insiders, Cormann said the travel allowance was set independently by the remuneration tribunal and tax rules were set independently by the tax office, and applied equally to all members of parliament.

He said the travel allowance was set independently by the remuneration tribunal and tax rules were set independently by the tax office, and applied equally to all members of parliament.

Rateable values are set independently by the Valuation Office Agency, which uses a widely accepted method to assess NHS hospitals.