This definition includes genealogical relationships as well as physical properties , and emphasizes that species evolve independently of one another .

The topic selected is then independently elaborated according to unified rules in the form of a text .

Pro‐social behaviour and behaviour problems independently predict maternal stress.

Leucine supplementation improves muscle protein synthesis in elderly men independently of hyperaminoacidaemia .

It can function independently or jointly with a call server.

Independently pooled panels), modele s fiksnimi učinki (angl.

Few breatharians have submitted themselves to medical testing of those that have , none have undergone peer review with results independently reproduced .

Factors affecting the ability of older people to live independently.

Dendritic cell-based vaccine prolongs survival and time to next therapy independently of the vaccine cell number.

Your resilience will artificially decrease , independently of your own will .

Tweel performance can be tuned independently of each other , which is a significant change from conventional tyres .

This syndrome is characterized by altered mental states , problems performing independently , and muscle control problems .

They carry out their work independently with extensive powers to investigate their jurisdiction area .

That means the missile could carry as many as independently targeted thermo-nuclear warheads .

None of the accounts of this event could be verified independently .

It covers the programming method itself , independently of any implementation in code .

Independently pooled panels ) , modele s fiksnimi učinki ( angl.

Furthermore , a parental relationship between an adult and a child is formed independently of biological linking based on decisions , care and love .

Born in the country where they live , so completely blend into its surroundings , act autonomously , independently and on own initiative .

Aβ deposition then occurs independently and rises above the biomarker detection threshold .