Sentence examples for a considerable alternative from inspiring English sources

Non-zero dispersion fiber (NZDF) ribbon cable has recently become a considerable alternative in long-haul high-speed network construction.

But many are left saying "Why?" It cannot be denied that Facebook and the network effects that go along with a +2.2 billion user audience offer a considerable alternative to Tinder and services of its ilk.

Experimental results on a proteomics dataset and a genomics dataset demonstrate that ibb is a considerable alternative to the extension of edgeR as it tends to favor unidirectional regulation.

Only those with considerable alternative resources – strong, loving families, attentive and content parents, the good fortune of having loyal friends, good schools alert to their wellbeing as well as achievement – will manage to get through to adulthood relatively unscathed.

Unlike ascomycetous fungi, Cryptococcus genes are very intron-rich, and show considerable alternative splicing [ 25, 26], and thus are of interest in comparing and contrasting with the better-studied intron-rich genomes of animals and plants.

They concluded that machine translation and the employment of student translators are considerable alternatives with "surprisingly" good results, but these methods are not acceptable for the production of terminological standards.

The properties of short unmodified oligonucleotide arrays provide a considerable cost-saving alternative in barcode or short oligonucleotide DNA microarray fabrication, particularly amenable to large-scale in-house synthesis efforts (in our case, forgoing oligonucleotide modification confers an approximately 75% savings in synthesis costs; Supplementary Table S1).

Our results show that a considerable number of alternative splicing events could have a chromatin-dependent regulation involving the association of HP1α and CTCF near regulated exons.

Alternative splicing has been shown to be one of the major evolutionary mechanisms for protein diversification and proteome expansion, since a considerable fraction of alternative splicing events appears to be species- or lineage-specific.

Our results indicate that a considerable number of alternative splicing events can be explained by the differences in the relative enrichment of histone marks and the factors CTCF, HP1α and AGO1 (Additional file 1: Figure S2).

We consider the multiattribute design problem (MADP) which contains a considerable number of alternatives, resulting from the combination of a limited number of discrete levels of several quantitative and/or qualitative attributes.