Therefore, this end-to-side neurorrhaphy (ETS) technique using the electrospun PCL/collagen conduit appears to be clinically feasible and would be a useful alternative in instances where autologous nerve grafts or an adequate proximal nerve stump is unavailable.
Currently, ezetimibe, which inhibits the function of the NPC1L1 protein, can be prescribed alongside statins in order to achieve further reductions in LDL-C or as an alternative in instances where statins are contraindicated.
Our method does not suffer from the abovementioned limitations and might therefore be a good alternative, for instance, in case of longitudinal and/or multicentre studies when MR data were collected using different systems.
For OEMs targeting markets outside Russia the kit consists of a trio of Yandex products: Yandex.Shell UI, Yandex.Browser and Yandex.Store, which can presumably then be paired with other offerings — Nokia's HERE maps might be one Google maps alternative, for instance.
Modifying other network modules is an alternative, for instance scrutinizing the process around light harvesting to improve energy generation in engineered plants.
Seder says there may be alternatives; for instance, intradermal administration may work better when coupled with immune-boosting compounds called adjuvants.
For treatment alternatives for instance, the question should be formulated more clearly to be able to assess whether these alternatives were considered 'reasonable' by the physician him- or herself.
You may want to stitch your finished bow directly to your belt, but there are other alternatives: for instance, attaching it over an unattractive buckle to hide it.
The multiple instance problem arises in tasks where the training examples are ambiguous: a single example object may have many alternative feature vectors (instances) that describe it, and yet only one of those feature vectors may be responsible for the observed classification of the object.
Regional intervention could be an alternative in some instances -- NATO in Kosovo, for example -- but regional powers often have complex and uneasy relationships with the countries in which they are intervening.
