Sentence examples for by itself support from inspiring English sources
These difficulties, by itself, support the need for policies and public interventions in order to minimize the barriers.
It is important to note (what is sometimes overlooked) that the foregoing claims about the eternality of language and of the Vedas are logically independent of the epistemological position Kumārila has elaborated; the epistemological doctrine of "immediate justification" does not, that is, by itself support the claim that the Vedas are uniquely authoritative.
In this regard, we first examined if Vav1GEF− protein could, by itself, support VavNULL T cell development.
Accordingly, the concern about health inequalities does not by itself support some one of the competing theories of global justice.
Within a wider long-term condition context, our parallel qualitative studies into health literacy suggested that condition-specific knowledge may not by itself support adherence either in childhood or as a young person.
Later studies by Dunkle and coworkers showed that TSP-4 is expressed in the developing retina, and although it does not by itself support growth of retinal ganglion cells, it does potentiate the outgrowth-promoting properties of laminin [ 119].
In fact, ATP binding to the ATPases by itself supports the rapid degradation of unfolded proteins.
Our finding (Fig. 4b) that this kynureninase inhibitor induced aversion to alcohol by itself supports this previous finding.
In most occasions the first and last units of the RM cluster precisely define the borders of the CpG islands, which by itself supports the hypothesis that they may have a role in the Sirevirus regulatory network.
Among the important questions left unanswered is whether the same evidence that supports the inference that the insider would benefit from the disclosure can, by itself, also support an inference that the tippee knew of the benefit, or whether the knowledge component instead requires something more.
It hadn't dawned on me until that moment that this enormous slab of steel — fourteen feet high and weighing twenty-two tons — could stand by itself, without support.
