The phrase "alternate evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different types of evidence that can be presented in support of a claim or argument.
Example: "In the absence of direct evidence, we must consider alternate evidence to support our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "alternative proof" or "substitute evidence".
Next to MAKER's default reference gene models, all available unigenes of B. rapa, Brassica napus, Brassica oleracea were imported as closely related EST evidences and unigenes from other Brassica species as alternate evidence.
The objective of this article is to offer a counter-opinion by reassessing the literature as quoted by Fätkenheuer, et al. [ 1], and along with other studies put forth an alternate evidence based conclusion.
While Assudani et al. [ 39] have stressed the value of development of CD4+ immunity in cancer vaccine trials, there is alternate evidence that CD8+ cells are linked with growth arrest of cancer cells after vaccination [ 40].
Although we had no information on which to estimate exposure from these alternate routes, evidence suggests that these routes of exposure could be important sources of CDBP exposure.
Application of our method to proteins of interest may reveal interesting conformational changes that might go unnoticed due to the absence of alternate structural evidence, i.e., independently solved alternate conformations, which are still expensive and cumbersome to obtain.
The comparison between massive repetition with and without alternating font evidenced a main effect of font alternation (F1,27 = 48.48, p <.001).
The process for conducting a systematic review is less biased than alternate forms of evidence.
But, there are also alternate interpretations of evidence as damning as her walking off camera.
From there, a leap is made to another, alternate, explanation, and evidence is gathered in support.
These alternate linkages were evidence of recombination among minicircles.
This study demonstrates the utility of functional data in selecting rare variants for genetic association studies, allowing for fewer comparisons requiring statistical correction and for alternate lines of evidence implicating the particular variant in disease.
