Sentence examples for alone use of from inspiring English sources

The Yankees generally do not include performance bonuses or suites on the road in contracts, let alone use of a private jet.

In the last year alone, use of the spa by day visitors was up 15percentt, according to Wendy Lisogar-Cocchia, president of the Absolute Spa Group, which manages the Fairmont spa.

But the basic assumption of universal opposition to terrorism is a rejection of the notion that even noble ends justify ignoble means and a consistent opposition to the proliferation, let alone use of nuclear weapons, must insist that they are inherently anti-civilian and therefore immoral.

Treatment regimen was categorized as insulin therapy alone, use of oral antidiabetic drugs (sulphonylureas, glinides with or without insulin), or nonpharmacological treatment with lifestyle modification only.

The data presented in this paper show that on the basis of nephrotoxicity alone, use of caspofungin in hematology oncology departments in Germany is at least cost-neutral compared to use of L-AmB.

Interventions: use of CPAP (delivered using any device) and medical therapy compared with standard medical therapy alone; use of NPPV (with any device) and medical therapy compared with standard medical therapy alone; or use of CPAP and medical therapy compared with NPPV and medical therapy.

However, using the optimal cutoff (0.85) or a threshold of 0.8 for DeHCA score, accuracy remained significantly lower than mammography or US alone, not allowing for a stand-alone use of the current status of this technology in breast cancer diagnosis.

This stand-alone use of "fraught" to mean "tense" or "uneasy," while acceptable, is becoming so common as to risk seeming shopworn.

Alongside the small numbers of benign nodules analysed, this study found relatively low AUC values derived compared to larger group data [ 1], owing to the stand-alone use of SUVmax as a single determinant of malignant involvement.

ICC is a measure of agreement between observers, adjusted for agreement due to chance alone used for comparison of continuous numeric data.

You can barely read the thing, let alone use any of the functions.