The phrase "autonomous increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe an increase that occurs independently or without external influence.
Example: "The autonomous increase in renewable energy production is a positive sign for environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "self-sustained growth" or "independent rise".
A positive time trend value suggests that there is an autonomous increase in income inequality over time with the Gini coefficient increasing by 0.004 per year.
A positive time trend coefficient suggests that there is an autonomous increase in income inequality over time, with the Gini coefficient increasing by 0.0037 per year, after allowing for the effects of all other predictors in the model.
p53-/ mice have also been shown to have enhanced OC activity; however, this is attributed to an indirect (non-cell autonomous) increase in OB function resulting from p53 loss [9].
We also found a dramatic autonomous increase in extracellular Wg in the reggie-1 overexpression domain.
dMyc ectopic expression is associated with an autonomous increase in apoptosis [ 29], so we expected to find high levels of cell death within lgl-/; dmycover clones.
The cell autonomous increase in CD44 expression was detectable on Rasgrp1 Anaef SP and DP thymocytes and even on CD4+ cells expressing a transgenic TCR.
Upon NEUROG2 overexpression, we observe a cell-autonomous increase in cHes6-1 expression (Fig. 5J-Li), showing that cHes6-1 is expressed downstream of proneural genes during the process of neuronal differentiation in the developing spinal cord.
tsc2 vu242/vu242 mutant cells exhibit a cell-autonomous increase of TOR1 activity when transplanted into wild-type zebrafish.
10.7554/eLife.01020.017 Figure 9. Selective and cell-autonomous increase in CD44 expression in Rasgrp1 Anaef CD4+ T cells.
This non-autonomous increase in Yki activity is similar to that seen when Ft is overexpressed (Matakatsu and Blair, 2012) or at boundaries of differential Ds or Fj activity (Willecke et al., 2008).
Here, it is also worth emphasizing that a cell-autonomous increase in neuronal pH caused by acid extrusion during the post-asphyxia period would impose an acid shift in extracellular pH (Siesjö, 1985; Chesler and Kaila, 1992; Chesler, 2003), exactly the opposite of what was seen in our present and previous (Helmy et al., 2011) study.
