The phrase "alone augmented" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing something that is enhanced or increased while being solitary or independent.
Example: "The artist's vision was alone augmented by the vibrant colors she chose for her canvas."
Alternatives: "independently enhanced" or "solitarily improved".
However, full depletion of D1A via siRNA was not possible as NGF-treatment alone augments D1A expression.
We have demonstrated that rodent MSCs, but not the MSC secretome alone, augment lung repair in the early phases after VILI.
Seeing these reviews also help us see that we failed to really start out with a quantitative metric of "impact" as to us the scale alone (augmenting available phage genome sequences by an order of magnitude) was a closed case.
Three different radial basis functions are employed as interpolation functions, alone and augmented with polynomial and sine expansions, to represent the body terms.
A range of naturally occurring, ECM-based materials including laminin, collagen, hyaluronic acid, and fibronectin are being applied as biomaterial scaffolds, either alone or augmented with growth factors and/or living cells to promote nervous system repair and regeneration.
Interestingly, TMZ alone significantly augmented the β-III-tubulin+ cell population.
If anxiety alone is augmented without improvements in lifestyle habits due to general checkup results, then this deviates from the idea of conducting general checkups with the primary purpose to discover lifestyle-related diseases early and prevent them.
In this model, we again saw the expected effects of Ad.IFN β alone or DMXAA alone, but found augmented significant effects of the combination treatment in all three NSCLC cell lines tested, TC1, LLC, and L1C2.
The production of a "systems therapeutic" with a multitude of molecules represents a multi-targeted, systems biology approach to designing and manufacturing therapeutics, including therapeutics designed to work alone, or augment scaffolding-based and/or cell-based regenerative medicine.
