Sentence examples for autonomous in function from inspiring English sources

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Last but not the least, vertical programs are heavily autonomous in their functioning and often non-flexible, preventing their integration at any level and making them unsustainable and unaffordable in the long run [ 10].

Therefore, moderate intensity aerobic training is currently evidenced as the main adjunct in improving autonomous regulatory function in CHF.

CEO Elon Musk told Bloomberg he expects Tesla to be "the first company to market with significant autonomous driving function in the vehicles".

The present study provides evidence that PI3Kγ is cardioprotective in vivo in a mouse model of myocardial ischemia/reperfusion. Surprisingly, the severe cardiac damage observed in PI3Kγ−/− mice occurs very rapidly and is not influenced by PI3Kγ expression within the hematopoietic compartment, suggesting that PI3Kγ exerts a cell autonomous protective function in cardiomyocytes.

Some homeobox genes appear to serve cell autonomous functions in differentiation and cell cycle control; others serve noncell autonomous functions such as pattern formation and mediation of reciprocal tissue interactions.

We cannot exclude that Bcl11b, in addition, has a cell autonomous function in neuronal differentiation.

Our data suggest that the truncated PPARα splice variant is differentially regulated and has autonomous functions in human hepatocytes and possibly other cells.

These results unravel the stoma autonomous function in the blue light response and illuminate the implication of PHOT1 and/or PHOT2 in such response.

However, its cell autonomous function in GSCs is restricted to orienting the division plane of GSCs relative to the niche cells (Leatherman and Dinardo, 2010).

Disturbances in autonomous nervous system function reflected by decreased HRV may represent one pathway by which tobacco smoke, including second-hand smoke (SHS), and air pollutants trigger cardiovascular mortality and morbidity (Pope et al. 2001, 2004).