The phrase "autonomous isolated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that operates independently and is separated from others, often in a technical or philosophical context.
Example: "The research focused on autonomous isolated systems that function without external input or influence."
Alternatives: "independent and separate" or "self-sufficient and detached.".
The warm acceptance she felt while wearing a headscarf in the conservative city of Urfa, as opposed to the sense of embattlement she experienced navigating the city with her head bare, presents the difficult choice that many women in Muslim countries must make: be autonomous and isolated, or constrained, but with a sense of belonging.
To confirm that the abnormal subcellular distribution of caveolin-1 in ILK-K5 keratinocytes is cell autonomous, we isolated primary keratinocytes from isK-K5 micellnd performed immuno-EM on these cells.
If the miRNA-target network was free of false positive and false negative errors, MTBs of this type would be perfect cases for testing the ceRNA hypothesis since they represent totally autonomous modules isolated from the other parts of the network.In practice, however, such ideal modules rarely exist in miRNA-target networks.
A grid-forming voltage source converter (VSC) is responsible to hold voltage and frequency in autonomous operation of isolated systems.
The hybrid wind hydro power generation appears to be an attractive solution for isolated, autonomous electric grids in order to increase the wind energy penetration and cost-effectiveness.
Human beings are not "monads," in the Pope's words, isolated, autonomous, purely private economic decision-makers.
The relatively isolated, autonomous and unregulated practice of pharmacy nurses meant that there is no consistent approach to record keeping.
Thus, in addition to broadening our understanding of the CACTA transposon's integral components, these findings point to Tgmt* as a potentially autonomous CACTA element isolated from soybean.
For many years, telomeres were thought to be autonomous structures, largely isolated from cell intrinsic and extrinsic signals, whose function is to prevent limitless cellular proliferation, a characteristic of most cancer cells.
Speaking also to this model Finkler writes: "This (biomedical) model conceives of the person as an autonomous unit, independent of and isolated from other individuals and the social and cultural contexts.
