Sentence examples for alone exists in from inspiring English sources
Enough venture funding alone exists in the Valley to try this much-needed social venture.
Anselm clearly picked up Augustine's and Boethius' tie between perfect being and immutability: he wrote in Monologion 28 that God alone exists in an unqualified sense and perfectly and absolutely, whereas all other things nearly do not exist at all.
The focus is on AVR3a, and it is interesting that the KI allele alone exists in the HERB-1 lineage.
Logically, it is convincing that certain ordered manipulation and interaction mechanisms, rather than thermal motion alone, exist in these intracellular activities.
In the days and weeks after that doctor told me there was no way to save my son from a terminal condition called Hunter Syndrome, I moved through life as if I, and I alone, existed in a tiny, portable box, a box that shuffled along in slow motion, the sounds and conversations happening around me muffled in my tight, solitary existence.
But what is clear is that on Christmas day, Rogen decided to take all of us down with him by letting everyone know the catchphrases in the franchise that end with "ya filthy animal" only exist in the "Home Alone" universe.
Nonetheless, our structural and biochemical data show that although Rabex-5CC alone exists as a stable helix in both solution and crystal structure, it cannot form a stable complex with the GEF domain as shown by both GST pull-down assay and ITC analysis (data not shown).
Our results therefore demonstrate that Cg-Slx1 alone exists as a stable homodimer, but, in the presence of Cg-Slx4CCD, interacts with this subunit to form a stable heterodimeric complex.
Diversity within genotype G spans 17 mutational steps at its maximum (3.3%) suggesting that without the ITS2 data, genotype E may not have been resolved with the COI alone because it exists in a "barcode gap" between the substantial intraspecific variation of genotype G and the small interspecific divergence of genotype E.
"A product consumed by a man alone in a room exists in the grid of one, alone, and in the grid of two hundred million," George wrote in his famous essay.
