Sentence examples for alone characterized from inspiring English sources

If innovation and selection alone characterized cultural evolution then cultural histories could always be depicted as simple branching trees.

Yet we do not on that count alone characterize any of these episodes in human history as some sort of a joint venture between equally complicit actors.

Reflection strength data alone, characterizing the signal power as a function of time, do not retain all the characteristics of the recorded signal they represent and thus, cannot be further processed and hardly be compared with results from forward modeling.

Introns 1 to 6 alone, characterize the largest group of tetraspanins, CD63L.

This is due to the presence of one prevalent Y-chromosome haplogroup, the J1-M267, which alone characterizes more than 80% of the Marsh Y-chromosome gene pool.

Interestingly, the findings demonstrate that the presence of the BG component affects not only porosity (S1, the scaffold composed of chitosan/gelatin alone is characterized by higher porosity than S2 and S3) but also mainly heterogeneity.

The vitreous silica alone is characterized by the vibrational D1 and D2 Raman bands at 488 and 599 cm−1 (Fig. 6a), which have been assigned to small planar ring [19] and/or paracrystalline cluster interface [20].

Nevertheless, SILCAAT and ESPRIT did provide a promising hypothesis: that IL-2 may enhance proliferation of T cells pools which are different from those expanded by antiretroviral therapy alone and characterized by naïve and central memory phenotypes.

The transcriptional profile in response to METH preconditioning alone is characterized by significant decreases in the expression of several transcripts (43 out of 63 genes) that are involved in epigenetic phenomena, neurotransmission and signal transduction, and transcriptional regulation (see Table 1).

Chronic kidney disease (CKD), for instance, now estimated to affect almost 20 million adults in the United States alone, is characterized by progressive renal fibrosis with attendant reduction in glomerular filtration that ultimately results in the need for dialysis or transplantation to preserve life [2].

Evoked pain alone was characterized by static light touch allodynia in four patients and dynamic mechanic allodynia in five patients, associated with warm allodynia in one of them.