"independently capable" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
It is often used to describe someone who is able to accomplish something without assistance from others. For example, "The student was independently capable of completing her project without any help from her teacher."
We performed in vitro silencing and activation experiments for each of these genes in oral cancer cell lines and found that each gene is independently capable of upregulating proliferation and anchorage-independent growth.
Males and females are independently capable of producing offspring.
Both CHORD and CS domains are independently capable of interacting with the molecular chaperone Hsp90 and can coexist in complexes with Hsp90.
We tested 24 conserved non‐coding sequences, representing ~ 6% of the total sequence in the interval, and identified eleven independently capable of regulating reporter gene expression in cartilage.
In addition, both factors are independently capable of promoting mitochondrial biogenesis if they are over-expressed [36].
This process is controlled by the carboxy-terminal domain (CTD) of NFAT5, which contains several regions independently capable of preventing its association with mitotic chromatin.
The performance categories were defined as follows: GOS 1, death; GOS 2, persistent vegetative state; GOS 3, severe disability (unable to live independently, but capable of following commands); GOS 4, moderate disability (able to live independently, but unable to return to work); GOS 5, mild or no disability (able to return to work).
Interestingly, expression of Nef independently is capable of triggering the induction of host defense mechanisms like HMOX-1.
The resulting report will be out shortly, but one of the main conclusions is that independent media sites are not capable of independently defending themselves of large, network based DDOS attacks.
It demonstrates the development of an 8-channel digital household lighting controller, capable of independently turning different lights and appliances in your home on and off independently, at any interval.
The key is to help young people feel independently strong, confident and capable without first requiring them to see themselves as either an oppressed person or an oppressor.
