The phrase "alone ancillary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is supplementary or additional but isolated, though the combination is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report was alone ancillary to the main findings, providing little additional value."
Alternatives: "solely supplementary" or "independently additional".
One study that used IUD alone as ancillary treatment resulted in restoration of menstrual flow rate that was 90%.
A study that used IUD alone as an ancillary treatment reported pregnancy rate of 90% and live birth rate of 85% [ 43].
Ancillary data alone, could predict forage components, with a higher goodness of fit and predictive capability, than absorption data (Ancillary: Radj2= 0.42 0.74 compared with absorption: Radj2= 0.11 0.51, and lower RMSE values for each nutrient produced by the ancillary models).
Tolkien, besides being a patriot, was a conservative Roman Catholic who never quite approved of his fans -- many of them American hippies, at least in his day -- let alone the industry of ancillary products that mushroomed around his work.
More than one-half of the centres surveyed would be confident in using an ancillary test alone to diagnose BSD.
Four centres had used ancillary tests alone to confirm BSD where depressant drug levels had precluded clinical testing; a further eight centres would consider this approach.
In theory, energy and ancillary services markets alone can provide incentives for investment in electricity supplies.
Additionally, studies of restriction enzymes have revealed mechanisms that facilitate enzyme binding to consensus sequences up to 1,000 times faster than is possible via diffusion alone, suggesting the existence of ancillary factors that facilitate binding [ 77].
"Broadway grossed last year just over $1 billion — just Broadway alone — but it brought New York City an ancillary income of more than $12 billion.
The cancer detection rate was identified using the administrative claims and defined as the number of women with two breast cancer claims at least 30 days apart during the 6 months following the index screening event; ancillary or laboratory claims alone were not sufficient to establish new cancer cases.
