The phrase "alone for the identification" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is indicating that they are solely responsible for identifying something, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "I will be alone for the identification of the artifacts at the museum."
Alternatives: "solely for the identification" or "independently for the identification".
This high false-positive rate precluded the use of oliguria alone for the early identification of AKI-Cr.
The library can be used as a component to be integrated with other text-mining systems, as a framework to add user-specific extensions, and as an efficient stand-alone application for the identification of gene and protein names for data analysis.
Neither of these markers alone is useful for the identification of stem cells, or indeed resolution of whole mammary epithelial cell populations.
It further shows that the '> 10% STU' criterion alone is too conservative for the identification of additives as relevant for a CBA.
Studies of Bonewald et al., on the other hand, have demonstrated that Von Kossa staining alone is not appropriate for the identification and quantitation of bone-like mineral and, hence, other techniques such as X-ray diffraction, electron microscopy or FTIR should be utilised to verify the presence and quality of calcium phosphate phases.
However, microglia activation alone was not sufficient for the identification of an active lesion, since a rim of activated (iron containing) microglia can be seen in multiple sclerosis lesions, which do not expand in the subsequent years (Bian et al., 2012).
However, it has been reported that, by using the 16S rDNA gene alone for species identification of clinical NTM, 37% of such isolates remained unclassified which illustrates the need for additional molecular tools for proper phylogenetic assignment and accurate NTM identification [ 11].
In order to evaluate the significance of anti-C1q antibodies in clinical settings, we analyzed the sensitivities and specificities of anti-C1q antibodies, anti-dsDNA antibodies, and levels of C3 and C4 alone or in a combination for the identification of patients with active SLE (Table 6) and LN (Table 7).
This work provides a new approach for the large-scale in vivo screening of transcriptional regulatory sequences, and further demonstrates that evolutionary conservation alone seems too limiting a criterion for the identification of enhancers.
A similar pattern was seen for the identification of school children: school nurses alone identify eligible school children in 56/80 (70%) PCTs, GPs alone in 9/80 (11%) PCTs and in 15/80 (19%) PCTs both school nurses and GPs identify school children.
