Sentence examples for autonomously as from inspiring English sources

He emphasizes the rights of superheroes to their freedom to operate autonomously, as well as to their privacy regarding their true identities – both of which also help them protect civilians as well as their own loved ones.

AP-oriented T1 transitions and a corresponding fraction of PD-oriented cell elongation are also driven autonomously, as are the cellular events underlying correlation effects.

Capstrat will operate autonomously as part of the Ketchum North American operations and Ken Eudy, chief executive at Capstrat, will remain in that post.

Once all these unmanned tanks, planes and subs are built, the plan is to link them together -- and have them function autonomously as one gigantic and lethal distributed-computing system.

A Kurdish political party working with the United States to shape an interim government in Iraq has been pushing ahead quietly on three oil development projects, acting autonomously as a local government.

But Taranis can also be flown "autonomously" as in without a pilot.

Ideally, anti-inflammatory therapy should autonomously commence as soon as possible after the onset of inflammation, should be controllable by a physician, and should not systemically block beneficial immune response in the long term.

We find that ErbB2 and ErbB3 are present in the early otic epithelium, and that Lrig3 acts cell-autonomously here, as would be predicted if Lrig3 regulates ErbB2/B3 activity.

Because the PQE-1C isoform is strongly localized in the nucleus, it probably acts cell-autonomously as reported previously (Faber et al. 2002).

This approach will not distinguish between genes that act autonomously in the Q cells or non-autonomously, as mab-5 can act both autonomously and non-autonomously in Q descendant migration.

In FBM neuron migration, previous chimeric analyses have suggested that the PCP components Vangl2, Fzd3a and Celsr2 act primarily non cell-autonomously, as wild-type neurons fail to migrate through a mutant neuroepithelium and mutant neurons do migrate through a wild-type environment, albeit incompletely (Jessen et al., 2002; Wada et al., 2005; Wada et al., 2006).