"alone outcome" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a result or consequence that is unaccompanied by other factors. For example: "The teacher expected the student to produce better results, but the alone outcome was a passing grade."
The selection criteria were as follows: (population) patients with PCOS; (intervention) treatment with inositol (MYO, DCI, or both, with any dose and any duration) in conjunction with an ovulation-inducing agent versus the ovulation-inducing agent alone; (outcome) oocyte and embryo quality; (study design) randomized controlled trials.
Diarrhea was also considered as a stand alone outcome because it is a commonly used definition of gastroenteritis in population-based surveillance [ 12, 13].
Multivariable analyses were performed examining the impact of alternative framing formats (AR or NNT) on outcome, adjusting for intervention group from the other factorial element of the trial (chart plus computer or chart alone), outcome variable at baseline and type of computer system used in the family health centre (one of two different computer systems).
Preliminary analyses indicated that heart rhythm disturbances and peripheral vascular disease were too infrequent to analyze as stand alone outcomes.
After attaining suitable culture conditions, resuspended precipitates from urine of Group III patients, applied to both mucosal and serosal bathing media, significantly inhibited sodium fluxes as compared to vehicle alone, outcomes that were distinctly different from those for Groups I and II.
Ideally, safety should improve after conducting the analysis and implementing interventions, but it would be difficult to isolate the effect of the analysis alone on outcome measures.
We hadn't been informed a vote was even occurring, let alone the outcome.
There was no significant improvement with atorvastatin and inhaled beclometasone compared to inhaled beclometasone alone in outcome measures at 8 weeks.
In general, justifying actions only by outcome alone is not sufficient, as demonstrated by several international conventions regarding human rights which articulate ethical principles concerning rights and duties.
In a previous article, we reported a 1-year randomized clinical trial that examined the effect of medication combined with psychosocial intervention vs medication treatment alone on outcomes of patients with early stage schizophrenia [ 15].
To compare 2-year outcomes of total knee replacement (TKR) followed by non-surgical treatment to that of non-surgical treatment alone and outcomes of the same non-surgical treatment to that of written advice.
