You may, independently, have concluded that it is fact.
He admitted, however, that individual athletes may independently decide not to travel, since events were moving so quickly in Delhi.
What the daughter languages of proto-Indo-European inherited, he says, was not necessarily the word for wheel but the word "k'el," meaning "to rotate," from which each language may independently have derived its word for wheel.
Narrowed retinal arterioles may independently predict cardiovascular disease.
However, it is unknown whether sleep quality may independently predict disability in this way.
To identify anesthesia-related variables which may independently predict time to standing in horses anesthetized with ketamine/diazepam/isoflurane.
The above uncontrolled factors may independently affect our conclusion or interacted with each other, producing significant effect modification.
Polymers offer the advantage that they may independently combine desirable supramolecular structure with useful local monomeric properties to yield optimal performance of different tasks.
Results suggest that although Al or Cu may independently initiate inflammatory or oxidative events, they may function cooperatively to increase APP levels.
Finally, a new direction called the commons model is explained, where CRAHN users may independently regulate their own operation based on pre-decided spectrum etiquette.
The risk factors associated with low socio-economic status may independently affect perinatal and neonatal morbidity to a greater extent than the young age of the woman.
