Sentence examples for alternate without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "alternate without" does not make sense and is not grammatically correct in written English
It is possible that the intended meaning is to "alternate between without" or "alternate without stopping." In both cases, the phrase "without stopping" would need to be added in order for the sentence to be grammatically correct. Example: I like to alternate between running and cycling without stopping. This helps me maintain a consistent level of physical activity.
Importantly, rodents spontaneously alternate without reinforcement for alternating.
In the preseasonal arm, the building-up phase alternates with the placebo phase, whereas in the perennial phase, the building-up and the maintenance phases alternate without a placebo phase.
Third, children with ASD would exhibit higher comprehension rates on those verbs that only can be presented in one construction (restricted) compared with those that can alternate without a significant change in meaning.
In rapidly dividing embryos, S phase and mitosis alternate without apparent G1 or G2 phases.
Consequently, according to the BPCI Act, if a test product is judged to be interchangeable with the reference product then it may be substituted, even alternated, without a possible intervention, or even notification, of the prescribing physician.
Alternate syntax without explicitly assigning values to Properties exists as well (see Supplemental Information).
The trick for the Giants is how to alternate them effectively without quashing the momentum one or the other has built.
With two major parties of similar views and of approximately equal strength competing for control of a government, it is possible for governmental control to alternate between the parties without shifts in policy so radical as to incite minorities to resistance.
Four-fold third codon positions, which can freely alternate between all nucleotides without changing the resulting amino acid, are considered to have little or no affect on selection.
As discussed in the Section 1, many third nucleotides in codons are 2D sites, which can alternate between two bases without affecting the encoded amino acid.
The comparison between massive repetition with and without alternating font evidenced a main effect of font alternation (F1,27 = 48.48, p <.001).
