Sentence examples for identify alone from inspiring English sources
Only five studies determined causes of MAEs through triangulation of methods [ 34, 40, 41, 44, 77, 78, 88], which can be used to corroborate findings and, in the case of direct observation research when combined with interviews, bridge the gap between causes of errors that those observing practice cannot identify alone and those who make errors do not notice themselves [ 25, 40].
The predictive power of ImageJ percent density to identify, alone or in combination with other risk factors, women at high-risk is low (as demonstrated by its low AUC value), albeit similar to that for Cumulus as observed here and elsewhere (Vachon et al, 2007; Li et al, 2012).
A bacterial pathogen was identified alone 9 times (21%).
Regarding CAP microbial etiologies, no causative pathogen was found in 25 CAP subjects (39.7%); Influenza was identified alone in 18 (25.7%), Streptococcus pneumoniae in 6 (8.6%), Haemophilus sp. in 3 (4.3%), methicilin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in 2 (2.3%) and methicillin-susceptible S. aureus in one (1.4%).
Although males can be observed alongside females within nodules, they are never identified alone in onchocercomas.
The LFMM approach identified alone 1035 genes, pointed by 901 genic EASs and 439 EASs in the 5 kb upstream predicted genes [Additional file 3] (note that a 5 kb upstream EAS may point to more than one gene).
In contrast, visual inspection alone identified only 4 of the 7 abnormalities.
Intangible investment is often hard to identify, let alone value.
And because it would be extremely difficult to identify, let alone calculate, costs associated with each economic regulation, the Crains didn't try.
Mr. Hubbell, himself dyslexic, wryly recounts growing up in the 1960s and 1970s frustrated by a condition few could identify, let alone treat.
"The complexity of the software on our phones, and the network and cloud infrastructure to which they connect, makes it difficult to identify, let alone secure, all of the points of vulnerability.
