The phrase "alone served to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something by itself was sufficient to achieve a particular result or effect.
Example: "The evidence alone served to convince the jury of his innocence."
Alternatives: "solely contributed to" or "only resulted in".
Parallel injections of vehicle alone served to correct for binding-independent responses (i.e. drift effects).
PDAs with GST alone served to control for the GST tag of GST-BAG5 and demonstrated no interaction with either CHIP ΔU or CHIP ΔTPR.
In addition, the fibrous structure of the PCL-gelatin alone served to direct cell orientation in a 2D aligned electrospun fiber mat, similar to other studies described above.
The results showed that the surface tension alone serves to evolve the initial penny shape to a spherical one and, coupled with the chemical potential difference, dominates volume shrinkage of the microcracks.
This fact alone serves to highlight how the technical limitations associated with conventional two-dimensional imaging approaches employed in the past failed to adequately capture the extraordinary complexity of the Golgi's three-dimensional (3D) structure now a hallmark of this challenging organelle.
4. Nelson is one mathematician who does not accept the totality of exponentiation and this alone serves to rule out most systems beyond the degree of Q. 5.
Such a reduction in predictive information redundancy, together with the strong class discriminatory power of this pathway alone, serve to explain the good prognostic potential of this pathway in conjunction with other potential biomarkers.
For Porter, Mr. Priddy writes, "reality alone seldom served to fully please the eye or mind, advising that the artist enliven the prospect through the addition of evocative motifs such as balloons navigating the skies, windmills and waterfalls, parades marching down village streets and steamboats paddling on streams".
However, his capture alone has not served to dispel criticism of Belgium's security forces.
But this meticulously planned roll-out -- Mr. Gore gave 10 interviews today alone -- has also served to give the former vice president extraordinary high visibility, and a run of highly favorable television coverage, at the very moment he is preparing to announce whether he will seek a rematch with Mr. Bush in 2004.
"Our funeral home alone serves four to five families a month who have had a loved one die due to a drug overdose.
