The phrase "alone impacts" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something has a significant effect by itself, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The study shows that alone impacts the overall results, but further analysis is needed."
Alternatives: "solely affects" or "independently influences".
The dependence of traditional envelope curves on drainage area alone impacts their reliability for estimating the design-flood.
Thus, it is also important to determine whether the scalar placement (scala tympani or vestibuli) alone impacts NRT thresholds.
In particular, the lack of sensitivity and specificity of sonography alone impacts significantly the localization of tumor targets.
Listing a number of indicators for which there is no reliable source to verify became a meaningless task and deprived the consultant from verifying whether expected outcomes, let alone impacts, are in fact obtained or likely to be obtained.
28 To our knowledge, this is the first systematic review to address specifically whether the provision of CVD risk model estimates alone impacts patient or practitioner behaviour or health outcomes.
There is also increasing recognition that perioperative glycemic control alone impacts outcomes after transplant even in the absence of PTDM, possibly because of its associated risk of ischemia reperfusion and delayed graft function after kidney transplant [ 53, 54].
Richard Stallman and Linus Torvalds are among the first and most famous ones to publicize1 this type of intention, bringing forth the GNU operating system and Linux, a project incredibly successful that alone impacted the IT industry deeply.
Anxiety disorders alone impact 40 million adults in the U.S. ― that's about 18percentt of the population.
Loss of GALK alone impacted neither ECL nor WFA labeling (n=6 for both).
Type 1 diabetes and its management alone impact QOL throughout the patient's lifespan.
This is likely to be both due to real differences between PCTs but also unmeasured covariates that alone impact by small amounts but together impact greatly (figure 4).
