Sentence examples for by itself has not from inspiring English sources

The watch list by itself has not resolved the crisis precipitated by historicism's collapse.

Humira and Enbrel are direct competitors, but that by itself has not led to much price competition.

Although the presence of malignancy, by itself, has not been identified as an independent predictor of hospital survival or functional outcome after CPR, the prognosis of the underlying cancer along with the nature and evolution of the critical illness provide a context for discussing resuscitation status.

That rage by itself has not prevented those Tea Partiers from supporting the very Republicans who virtually unanimously sought to protect Wall Street by fighting against financial reform.

While it is true that Ritalin by itself has not been found to prevent delinquency, it most certainly has never been found to cause delinquency.

Certainly, this would necessitate computer-aided image analysis, which, taken by itself, has not been a major breakthrough so far (Rizzardi et al, 2012).

The Times story described the broad strokes of the claims made by Definers, but the document itself has not been shared with the public — until today, when it was published by BuzzFeed.

However, training by itself has often not been enough to create lasting change, and it is suggested that the implementation of teamwork should combine multiple behavior change interventions (BCIs) such as staff training, physical changes to the work environment, and management support [ 11].

Soil suction, for example, prevents radon from entering your home by drawing the radon from below the home and venting it through a pipe, or pipes, to the air above the home where it is quickly diluted" and "EPA does not recommend the use of sealing alone to reduce radon because, by itself, sealing has not been shown to lower radon levels significantly or consistently".

Raclopride, by itself, has been reported not to affect the binding of [11C]M100907 in any region of the post-mortem human brain (Hall et al. 2000).

By others, including attendance goals articulated by the museum itself, it has not.