Sentence examples for acting singly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "acting singly" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who is performing an action alone or independently, without collaboration or assistance from others. Example: "In this project, each team member is acting singly to develop their own unique solutions."
For good measure, many industrial-country governments, acting singly or in concert, believe it as well.
The aim of this study was to define the response of human blood derived dendritic cells and macrophages to three TLR ligands acting singly or in combination, Poly I C (TLR3), GLA (TLR4) and R848 (TLR848).
Imports will not be considered to have Contributed Importantly if other factors were so dominant, acting singly or in combination, that the worker separation or threat thereof or decline in sales or production would have been essentially the same, irrespective of the influence of imports.
They suggested that this phenomenon is caused by a number of different factors relating to route selection (either in the highway information system or through route following skills) acting singly or in combination.
The observed genetic variation in wood chemical composition may be due to an evolutionary response to abiotic or biotic stresses acting singly or simultaneously (Roelofs et al. 2008).
Incident breast cancer cases in the identical (monozygotic) twins of representative cases reflect the entire range of pertinent alleles, whether acting singly or in combination.
More generally, decades of ecological research have shown that forage scarcity, predator pressure, outbreaks of disease and other factors acting whether singly or in concert have all limited the populations of individual East African savannah herbivores (Sinclair et al. 2008).
Meera's life is undone by men acting brutishly, either singly or in concord.
This phenomenon is of particular importance for the environmental hazard assessment of chemicals because it indicates that concentrations of chemicals that show no effect when applied singly may provoke substantial effects when acting in combination.
