"alone activity" is correct and usable in written English.
For example: He enjoyed taking part in the alone activity during his free time.
Grammar cannot be taught as a stand alone activity.
When the women endured their apprehension alone, activity in neural regions that incite stress hormones and anxiety was heightened.
This in turn underlines the second shortcoming of using activity alone: activity is not able to discern how specific a cell's activity is to a certain country.
We also studied face-to-face contacts alone (activity code 0101) and telephone consultations alone (activity code 0201).
The catalytic competence of the RNA is not only suggested by the evolutionary relationship with bacterial RNase P RNA (Fig. 1), but was also verified experimentally, although more extreme ionic conditions were required to observe RNA alone activity [42].
Previous studies have found only small increases in residents' knowledge and skills from journal clubs alone, leading to the suggestion that journal clubs should be used as a component of EBM training rather then being 'stand alone' activities [ 6- 8].
Here we demonstrate that, under very high enzyme concentrations, the RNase P RNA from the cyanelle of C. paradoxa displays RNA-alone activity well above the detection level.
If a stand-alone activity produces losses, it may be more at risk of being treated as a hobby by the IRS.
In particular, we argue that monitoring should not be viewed as a stand-alone activity, but instead as a component of a larger process of either conservation-oriented science or management.
Forest biomass procurement in the boreal and temperate biomes should therefore not be analysed as a stand-alone activity, but rather as an intensification of land use and of forest management, in which tree parts and trees are harvested, in addition to conventional forest product fractions.
Mutational analysis and domain swaps revealed that this A,U-rich cyanelle RNase P RNA is globally optimized but conformationally unstable, since changes as little as a single point mutation or a base pair identity switch at positions that are not part of the universally conserved catalytic core led to a complete loss of RNA-alone activity.
