The phrase "alone evidence" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of evidence standing by itself, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The alone evidence presented in the case was insufficient to reach a verdict."
Alternatives: "sole evidence" or "independent evidence".
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"The progress of evolution from President Washington to President Grant, Adamss wrote in a famous crack, "was alone evidence enough to upset Darwin".
Although much of your job search is done alone, evidence suggests that the chore can be easier when you do it as part of a team.
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The progress of Evolution from President Washington to President Grant was alone evidence enough to upset Darwin.
For HLA -A variants alone, evidence of sex-specific effect further points to a short sequence motif corresponding to polymorphic amino acid residues 161, 163, and 165 of the HLA-A protein product (Song et al. 2009).
The degradation constants were higher with the GM/AC system than with radiolysis alone, evidencing a synergic effect that favors pollutant removal.
Women who had previously received chemotherapy alone evidenced hypometabolism in the superior frontal gyrus of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex as well as Broca's area and its homologous counterpart in the nondominant hemisphere.
Yet, as mentioned above, the evidence provided by this study alone does not provide stand-alone evidence for this claim, and we have revised the manuscript to reflect this.
Despite the drawbacks of the use of ITS for genus and species level evolutionary studies such as homoplasy, loci duplication and contamination due to its universality [ 59, 60], we argue that the ITS haplotype sharing we observed is valid but not stand-alone evidence of A. germinans transatlantic seed dispersal.
In the context of dominant disorders, the detection of a variant in trans with a pathogenic variant can be considered supporting evidence for a benign impact (BP2) or in certain well-developed disease models, may even be considered stand-alone evidence as has been validated for use in assessing CFTR variants.
