The phrase "alone to enable" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something is done independently for the purpose of enabling something else, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "She worked alone to enable the project to move forward."
Alternatives: "independently to facilitate" or "solely to allow".
Treatment times and drug concentrations were lowered in the more sensitive cell lines to achieve moderate recovery from 5-FU treatment alone and to enable comparison with combination treatment.
This software is stand-alone software to enable the sports science educators to install it to their personal computer or office's computer.
If this 30 amino acid stretch of different TCTP sequences is compared for human, yeast, Drosophila melanogaster, and A. thaliana, only a single glutamic acid residue is conserved, which alone is unlikely to enable strong Ca2+-binding.
But Levine doesn't believe that the market alone is sufficient to enable the culture business to effectively fight back against digital parasites.
Carlson et al. [66] showed that increases in inorganic nutrients alone were insufficient to enable bacterial communities to utilize refractory DOC, but required an addition of a bio-available source of DOC.
The introduction and expression of xylA alone were sufficient to enable R. opacus PD630 to utilize xylose.
However, this study alone is insufficient to enable conclusions to be drawn on factors impacting delayed diagnosis with breast cancer in black women living in the UK.
Whereas the enzymes discussed above alone are sufficient to enable xylose or arabinose metabolism in yeast, the xylulokinase gene from P. stipitis (XYL3) is often complemented to create a complete heterologous pathway and further reduce xylitol production [ 28, 45, 46].
Still, with an I.Q. that is typically around 50 points lower than average — with some far lower and others, like Tyche, reaching higher — something more than education alone would be necessary to enable the majority of people with Down syndrome to live independently.
