"sole information" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to a single piece of information or a single source of information. For example: "This was the sole information used to make our decision."
For now, newspaper analysts say these papers' futures remain promising as long as they remain the sole information source.
We perform tests in an inner city park and a suburban street using a scanning range laser as the sole information source.
The success of this endeavor would result in a decrease on complete reliance on the EEG as the sole information source for detection of newborn seizure and, therefore, a reduction of false detections caused by confounding factors in EEG.
The former is distributed openly and is the sole information needed to encrypt a message to the key owner, while the latter should be kept secret and used for decryption.
On a frame-by-frame basis in an analysis/synthesis procedure, the sole information carried by PD i (f) might be sufficient to reconstruct an instantaneous phase which has the same perceived characteristics as those of the instantaneous phase ϕi,h.
Often, a remotely conserved HMMerThread domain is the sole information available for a protein under study and it provides clues for experimental design to elucidate the mechanistic function of a protein.
Moreover, the EPE can facilitate practical implementation of online structural health monitoring, benefiting from the use of sole strain information.
If they succeed, Joyce says, such a molecule could then become the basis for the first synthetic cells that use RNA as the sole genetic information molecule.
Human activity recognition using sole depth information from 3D sensors achieves superior performances to tackle light changes and cluttered backgrounds than using RGB sequences from traditional cameras.
Results showed that fish can use the sole numerical information to compare quantities but that they preferentially use cumulative surface area as a proxy of the number when this information is available.
Indeed results of experiment 1b, in which the access to non-numerical cues was prevented, showed that fish can make discriminations beyond the small quantity range, such as 4 vs. 8, using the sole numerical information.
