The phrase "autonomously established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been set up or created independently, without external control or influence.
Example: "The research team autonomously established their own protocols for data collection, ensuring that their methods were tailored to their specific needs."
Alternatives: "independently created" or "self-established".
More recent studies with three-dimensional micromasses unveiled that FLS are capable of autonomously establishing a complex basement membrane-like structure that enables the intimal lining layer-synovial sublining architecture as well as fibrilliar meshworks in lining and sublining [ 5].
Other CFR schemes have been established autonomously by members of the community.
Recent studies [5] [7] have established that EB1 autonomously localizes at growing microtubule ends in vitro and plays a role in the plus-end localization of other +TIPs.
Since then, genome-wide catalogs of autonomously replicating sequences (ARS) have been established in S. cerevisiae [ 3, 4], Lachancea kluyveri [ 5], Lachancea waltii [ 6], Kluyveromyces lactis [ 7], Candida albicans [ 8], and Pichia pastoris [ 9].
In HCT116 cells, the mini-EBV genomes wt-oriPp2908 and ΔDS p2910) are autonomously maintained, whereas extrachromosomal copies are not established in the Orc2-hypomorphic HCT116 cell line e83 (Fig. 4A).
Most importantly, by using somatic cell engineering, we established that p21 acts cell autonomously to promote tumor development, and this depends on the Cy element.
Using these animals, as well as cell culture models, we have established that ALK7 functions cell-autonomously and acutely in adult adipocytes to control energy expenditure and fat accumulation by suppressing adipocyte mitochondrial biogenesis, fatty acid oxidation, and β-AR mediated-lipolysis.
Long-term follow-up of real-life individualised GP intervention to patients within established relationships, where the intervention and management plan are autonomously agreed and followed up, is fundamental and too easily forgotten.
For example, in NSW, a folk dancing group in a culturally diverse suburb of Sydney was established in 1989 and after ten years the group was still running autonomously and survived the departure of its founder [ 65], suggesting long-term sustained behaviour.
Lab chiefs who "operate autonomously … in some cases may regard good safety practices, such as inspections by outsiders or following established safety procedures, as a barrier to research progress and a violation of their academic freedom," it states.
Compelling studies conducted over the last 20 years established the concept that apoptosis serves as a natural barrier to cancer development, which is triggered autonomously during the process of malignant transformation or as a result of anticancer treatment.
