The phrase "alone scale" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a scale that measures something in isolation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The alone scale used in the study failed to account for external factors."
Alternatives: "isolated scale" or "single scale".
At 3 a.m. before the principal day of the festival, they alone scaled the peak of the mountain in the light of the full moon, dancing on glaciers, hoping to bring blessings to their villages for the coming year.
Friedman: You had zero experience in starting, let alone scaling, a non-profit.
Each of the two scales alone, Usefulness Scale and Satisfying Scale, leads to similar results as the combined SAS of Fig. 11.
Overconcern with Weight and Shape (OWS) was a stand-alone scale.
The primary aim of this analysis is to examine the psychometric properties of the PARimpact as a "stand-alone" scale of the impact of children's BMTs on parents, and parents' ability to meet their own needs.
In the next years Matisse pushed his art to even greater extremes of scale, stand-alone color, formal power, surface roughness and emotional undertow.
Average time to complete the 27-item FACT-G is 5 10 minutes, and even less for the stand-alone scales and symptom indices.
In their book "The Size of Nations", Alberto Alesina and Enrico Spolaore lay out the costs and benefits of going it alone.* Scale has its advantages: bigger countries are easier to defend from foreign aggressors, for instance.
At Stanford alone, robots scale walls, flutter like birds, wind and swim through the depths of the earth and ocean, and hang out with astronauts in space.
Such a strategy clearly could not work on a national, let alone global, scale.America, Japan and Britain have led the way in launching terrestrial digital television.
