But it is far more effective when students' share prior academic knowledge, which alone enables the teacher to engage in varied instructional approaches.
Experimental manipulation of verbal information alone enables firm conclusions to be drawn about the specific effect that it has on fear.
She even puts forward a strange argument: that we should not attach importance to our loved one's failings, or to what a person actually does, for what matters is that that person alone enables us to live in a particular "atmosphere," or, as she also puts it, in a "climate".
Quoting Aristotle's first book of Politics, they would have reached the point of maintaining that outside the city there is no space for a truly human life, since the city alone enables the flourishing of the associative virtues that characterise the development of community life.
They gathered their stores from wild flowers, believing that divine intervention alone enables saffron's medicinal properties.
That possession of illegal substances and paraphernalia exacerbates police exploitation in the form of coerced sex provides much-needed guidance on police practices, and challenges a simplistic notion that the illegality of sex work alone enables abuse.
While RSA provided few details about what exactly was stolen from its computer systems, it said the information would not, alone, enable a successful attack on SecurID customers, but could potentially reduce the "effectiveness" of the system "as part of a broader attack".
Given the interactions of growth factors that are necessary for proper intervertebral disc homeostasis and regeneration, it is unlikely that any single growth factor will alone enable the repair of IDD, but rather a combination of multiple growth factors will be needed.
It also made him very rich: Strauss once bragged that the royalties from Salome alone enabled him to build the villa at Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Bavaria where he lived until his death in 1949 - an unwise remark that opened him to the charge of opportunism, which has dogged his reputation ever since.
Will corner stores and popsicles alone enable us to crack the code of child-friendly cities? No.
