Sentence examples for by itself can be from inspiring English sources

It does not appear that a particular swagger by itself can be watchlisted.

That's why the term "pneumonia" by itself can be so misleading.

Conclusions: Measurement of average velocity during passive stretching by itself can be used to evaluate muscle tone.

Using screening in order to detect pre-cancerous cells may seem the best way to prevent the disease, but screening by itself can be harmful.

"One purpose of going to bankruptcy is it stops the ongoing litigation, and that by itself can be a great saving," he said.

And while the total number of vacancies remains below the heights seen in 2011, it remains a very healthy number of jobs available for those looking for work: Of course, total job vacancies by itself can be a bit misleading.

From the scientific literature it is clear that antibiotic production by streptomycetes itself can be affected by the concentration of dissolved oxygen.

Tests performed on the Shah during his first 24 hours at New York Hospital indicated that his jaundice was, in fact, the result of a blockage of his bile duct by gallstones, which itself can be a lifethreatening condition.

The variation in the population sizes is generally modeled by a discrete Markov chain, which itself can be approximated by a continuous-time process satisfying certain assumptions.

This is not in line with data from experiments in SR-BI knock-out mice, where increased levels of HDL were accompanied by increased development of atherosclerosis, which itself can be explained by the absence of CETP in murine plasma.

Construction of the gigafactory itself can be viewed by the public only by driving up a steep rocky trail, passing wild horses and tumbleweed on the way.