Sentence examples similar to stand alone part from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in many cases, an immediate cause of death may not be identifiable and an underlying cause of death can stand alone in part I of the medical section of the death certificate.

10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (1999) One of the best types of adaptations is the kind of work that can stand alone a part from their source material and still be well received.

But this issue does not stand alone; it is part of the larger, murkier world of international trade policy, centered on the Doha round of World Trade Organization negotiations.

"It is important to understand that this coin does not stand alone, but is part of a longer programme of coins that will commemorate the First World War".

Steve Jones of USA Today gave Versus three out of four stars and called it "an abbreviated batch of fresh songs that can stand alone or as part of a deluxe original".

Those examples don't stand alone, but are part of a larger body of ethnographic studies that show unintended consequences of an unproblematic introduction of global standards in local context (36– 36).

This cannot stand alone without the fourth part, in which the clinical relevance of the conclusions are set forth.

In the near future, the PC market will not stand alone, but become a part of a more overarching market that ranges from high-end smart televisions down to feature phones.

Colposcopy audit can be designed to stand alone or be a part of a QA scheme.

Her diaries, one suspects, could stand alone but have their own part to play here in fashioning the collective "anthropology of ourselves" that the Mass-Observation founders sought to create.

I cannot stress strongly enough that neither part can stand alone if we want successful change in the situation.