Sentence examples for alone extent from inspiring English sources

When considering care staff variables alone, extent of emotional exhaustion, lower psychological distress and language were individually significant predictors, and together these accounted for 36.1% of variance.

There is no knowing how exceptional Wiggins and Froome are in having TUEs, compared with their peers, nor what TUEs their rivals have or had, nor how big an issue TUE use is in cycling, let alone the extent to which TUEs may or may not be abused for performance enhancing reasons.

At the technological level alone, the extent of interconnectedness is immense: "electric power grids are among the most complex networks ever made" [4].

In the mucus alone the extent of hydrolysis had a significant impact on the rate of diffusion.

If the divergence of sequences is determined by species divergence time alone, the extent of nucleotide sequence divergences between species can be the same for the entire genome.

Although apparent reductions in TGF-β1-induced α-SMA mRNA levels were also observed in CT-derived fibroblasts and PF-derived fibroblasts compared with TGF-β1 treatment alone, the extent of these cAMP effects was significantly less than in DC-derived cells.

A number of other variables may potentially be associated with lag time and will be the subject of future studies, for example, the severity of toxicity when the drug is used alone, the extent of pre-clinical data with RT, accrual rate for studies, and experience of combining similar sister drugs with radiation.

If that were possible, Euell Gibbons would be left where he truly was — alone in the extent to which he advanced a special skill.

"It would be possible to manipulate the body to some extent alone by exploiting the effects of rigor mortis but it would be more easily attained if more than one individual was involved".

But Houston may be alone in the extent and nature of its pedestrian circulation system of tunnels and skywalks that become particularly popular on days like Aug. 12, 13 and 14 when temperatures hit 102 and 101, or last Thursday, when Tropical Storm Erin flooded many streets.

There are indications of missed warnings among Army officers who saw trouble with some platoon leaders but did not dig deeper — let alone suspect the extent of the problem — until investigators began asking questions in early May, nearly four months after prosecutors say the first of three murders of Afghan civilians occurred.