Alternatively, because, for lower signal intensities, higher accuracy is desirable, a nonlinear function (e.g., square root transform as illustrated in Fig. 10) is applied by some imaging devices.
Alternatively, because you are an existing customer, you may be able to move to a different deal with your current lender.
Sotomayor and her colleagues assert that they issued the summary order because of the thoroughness of the district-court opinion, or, alternatively, because of overwork.
Alternatively, because parents of young children tend to be most tolerant of others' ruckus, moving into a family-friendly building (preferably above another family) can be a smart decision.
Design generally begins either because of a need or requirement or, alternatively, because of an idea.
Alternatively, because they have a multilocus genetic architecture, they might follow the pattern of greater differentiation suggested by multilocus ancestry inference.
Alternatively, because the vesicles contain DNA, they may facilitate the exchange of genetic material between individual bacteria, a process known as horizontal gene transfer.
Alternatively, because meditation is an established form of reducing stress, our observation might reflect an overall preservation of subicular tissue through a reduced neuronal vulnerability to negative effects of stress.
Alternatively, because the signal was recorded at a wide range of sites, the source of the signal could be deduced by inverse-modeling of current source shape and location (cf. Minamoto et al. 2011; Nagamachi et al. 2013).
Or, alternatively, because the sample size is not large, the addition of one province without a statistically significant relationship makes it appear as though there is no overall relationship.
Alternatively, because the largely solitary males can breed for a short window of time only once in their lives, they may drop their spermatophores onto every squid they encounter rather than risk missing an opportunity to breed.
