Sentence examples for yet independently of from inspiring English sources

Yet independently of existence, and preceding it, essence is already constituted as such in its specific being: the esse proprium that Avicenna attributes to a res in virtue of its certitudo.

Beta power decreased with advancing string processing (Response Number, F(6/264) = 61.4, p<0.0001), yet independently of sleep group (Response Number x Sleep Group, F(6/264) = 0.4, p = 0.8) and condition (Response Number x Session, F(6/264) = 1.54, p = 0.2).

This therefore contributes to the recently debated paradigm whereby downstream IIS signalling is still activated, yet independently of IGF binding to its receptor, and thus protein synthesis in SkM mass may be maintained with increased protein intake during aging.

The human rights group Survival International says it has received reports, not yet independently verified, of a July massacre of a Yanomami Indian community by Brazilian gold miners in the Venezuelan portion of the Amazon rain forest along the border with Brazil.

The PCT has not yet independently checked the results of the Serco audit, which only covered the first six months of this year when the company had already been told it was under scrutiny.

VICE News has not yet independently confirmed the age of the suspect.

The activity of cilia is also regulated by Ca2+, yet independently from any CRCs, by de- and hyperpolarisation of the cell membrane potential.

Also highly recommended: the Bramble series, about a helpful yet independently thinking cow.

Yet, even independently of maternal ketosis, the developing mouse brain and spinal cord appear to preferentially utilize ketone bodies as an energy source, and as precursors of amino-acid and lipid synthesis [ 38, 39].

Furthermore, the average CV for both introns throughout all time points was quite similar to that of the exons (Additional file 2: Table S1), again suggesting that the cells regulate the levels of both these introns as tightly as their corresponding exons, yet quite independently of each other.

Now, in principle something could exist in the space outside a subject's body, yet not exist independently of that subject's mind.