Sentence examples for partial independence from inspiring English sources

The partial independence of CR and IGS DNA methylation suggests that independent regulatory mechanisms influence DNA methylation in two different regions of the 45S rRNA gene repeats.

This was followed by a three-dimensional chi-square partial independence test to determine if each of the three variables is independent of the other two.

He reduced the size of the provinces in order to break the partial independence of the governors.

As it turns out, the partial independence of their work from the surface that might ordinarily support it actually gives that surface more vitality.

Between 1912 and 1914, the iconoclastic Liberal government of Herbert Asquith attempted to reshape that sovereign state by granting partial independence to a united Ireland.

But during the 20th century particularly after the partition and partial independence of Ireland in 1920 22 scholars reclaimed these writers and their works for Ireland.

It would be a long time before the Fed was trusted again, and the Fed might even lose its (partial) political independence.

PAGE A4 GAZA EXPANDS FARMING Gaza, cut off by Israel and Egypt for the last four years and heavily dependent on food aid, is expanding an enormous state-run farm aimed at gaining partial food independence.

The developed work includes into the decisional model also a partial decisional independence of wards and the special requirements of drugs delivery.

But for many this day remains one of partial, imperfect independence, a bitter reminder of an incomplete experiment.

Zeros in the precision matrix indicate some notion of partial correlation independence between two variables.