Hintikka (1991: 8,67) refers to the papers published in Sandu's Ph.D. thesis, saying that in them Sandu has also studied independence friendly languages; he mentions specifically Sandu's study of informationally independent connectives in Sandu & Väänänen (1992), as well as Hintikka & Sandu (1989).
However, for the older Chinese migrants in this study, independence was an outstanding theme frequently mentioned in their interviews.
Our aim was to study independence, institutionalization, death and treatment costs 18 months after primary care rehabilitation of older people in two different settings.
So while a commission studies eventual independence from Denmark, residents of the world's largest island (if Australia is considered a continent) seem resigned to watching some much smaller islands flying their flags outside the United Nations.
In a year when state Supreme Court campaigns across the country are transforming judges more fully into politicians, Ohio is leading the way, said Mark F. Kozlowski, a lawyer at the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University Law School, which studies judicial independence.
The consistency of results in individual studies, the independence of this result from major confounding factors and from the quality of the study strengthens the reliability of risk estimates and supports the use of the CBMN assay in monitoring genetic risk in styrene workers.
"Studies of independence and conformity: I.
Despite a large number of studies, "hormone independence" in cancer is poorly understood.
Within each lab room, each student pair worked on a different mutant, affording them ownership over their studies and independence in their interpretation of the data.
In these studies, the independence of the observer counters the tendency in self-reporting to over-report activities that participants view as more desirable, for example in relation to their managers' expectations [ 15].
