The phrase "alone statistics" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to statistics that stand alone or are independent, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The alone statistics presented in the report do not account for the broader context of the data."
Alternatives: "isolated statistics" or "independent statistics".
In the past year alone, statistics gleaned by the Liberal Democrats from parliamentary written answers show that, from 2001 to 2002, prescription rates rose by 22percentnt.
In Yellowstone alone, statistics compiled by environmental groups show, snowmobiles make an estimated 85,000 trips into the park, in an activity that has proven lucrative for communities just outside the boundary.
In Peru alone, statistics show that 400 thousand children are chronically malnourished and nearly 900 thousand suffer from iron-deficiency anemia.
Success is most likely to be achieved by closer co-operation between teachers of statistics and clinical teachers identifying learning opportunities for statistics within the clinical curriculum rather than devising more and more complex stand-alone statistics courses.
In the first half of 2012 alone, government statistics show 21,500 homicides were committed in Mexico, though the government does not provide official statistics on killings that are specifically drug-related.
Before being hired in 2009 by John Feinblatt, the mayor's chief policy adviser, Mr. Flowers didn't know much about computer code — let alone Bayesian statistics.
There are more and more people launching businesses - in the US alone, recent statistics show that 27 million people are starting ventures, and it's only natural that many in this expanding pool of entrepreneurs won't fit into the typical outgoing, ultra-charismatic mould.
We demonstrated that the addition of inflammatory markers improves the discriminatory performance of the prognostic classification based on MSKCC factors alone (C-statistics 0.673 vs 0.654, P=0.002 for the difference), with 25.8% of patients more appropriately classified using the new classification (Table 4).
These assembly statistics alone do not entirely reflect the impact of normalization on genome assembly, however: de novo assembly of the non-normalized library was generally impossible without the prior removal of sequence reads from the most highly overrepresented regions, whereas assembly of the normalized library was possible without this additional step.
The statistics alone are stark.
The statistics alone are staggering.
