Thus, as a result of such a developmental pattern, it is possible that by increasing or reducing the rate of accumulation of differentiated neurons at specific, independent clusters, final structure volume could be modified relatively independently from other structures.
My father still lives relatively independently and has a good network of people who visit him regularly.
The wisdom of crowds works best when the people in those crowds are thinking relatively independently.
This functional conception has led to the idea of mind as a machine, with parts that operate and malfunction relatively independently.
Plans are under way to increase supportive housing — dwellings where mentally ill people can live relatively independently, with support services.
Heinrich Mohn was the fourth generation in his family to lead Bertelsmann, but it was his son, Reinhard, who took over the company in 1947 and ultimately set the tone for the expansion and contemporary philosophy of Bertelsmann, which prides itself on a decentralized system that allows its units to operate relatively independently.
While she is living relatively independently and is receiving a phone call from a community organisation every morning from Monday to Friday, and a visit from a state carer once a week, I have found the experience of being a carer more isolating and painful at times than it need be and imagine many other carers have this experience.
WHO Headquarters is subdivided into clusters that operate relatively independently [19].
Thus, the research on civic and economic education and competence exist relatively independently.
Bettors at the racetrack are working relatively independently of each other.
(ii) Results suggest that the oxidations of the sulfur and iron component of pyrite proceed relatively independently of each other.
