The phrase "activates independently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a process or mechanism that functions on its own without external influence.
Example: "The system activates independently when it detects a power surge."
Alternatives: "operates autonomously" or "functions independently."
These data thus suggested that activated MET induces STAT3 activation in gastric cancer cells with MET activation, whereas STAT3 is activated independently of MET in cells without MET activation.
Indeed, these could be independent regions being activated independently (e.g. Murphy et al. 2015).
The comparative signaling data obtained in wild-type and SHIP1-deficient BMMCs suggested that Ro5-4864 affectsignalingng events, which are activated independently of PI3K activation and/or SHIP1 presence.
Infection of cytomegalovirus-associated constitutively active calcineurin, which can be activated independently of Ca2+ increase by deletion of its calmodulin binding domain and autoinhibitory domain [25], significantly restored the EMT activity in IP3R1−/−-IP3R2−/ IP3R1−/−-IP3R2−/g. 4E).
In addition, in most class A GPCRs the ECDs are not involved in activation, suggesting that the TMD is likely to activate independently of the ECD.
Apart from the IgE mediated mast cell activation[ 26], mast cells may also be activated independently of high affinity IgE receptor (FcεRI), by emotional stress and it can induce asthma exacerbations [ 27, 28].
As caspase-9 was activated independently of cytochrome c release, we considered an alternative activation pathway, namely, the ER stress-specific apoptotic pathway involving particularly caspase-12.
It is uncertain which mechanism is mediating caspase-12 cleavage after cerebral ischemia, and whether activation of caspase-12 is always related to UPR or could be activated independently.
The rear brake can be activated independently with the foot pedal.
Displays that produce images are patterned with myriads of tiny picture elements that can be electrically activated independently to produce patterns of light and dark or arbitrary forms.
