Alternatively, we adapted statistical tools developed by Brezger and Lang (2006) for Bayesian varying coefficient models.
Alternatively, one could adapt measures from outcome-based measures of nursing home quality such as acquired pressure sores [ 27], use of restraints [ 27, 28] or urinary tract infections [ 29].
Alternatively, there may be a cost in adapting to one host that precludes adaptation to other hosts.
Alternatively, industries in high immigration regions may have absorbed immigration by adapting their factor intensities to the change in skill distribution leaving employment rates essentially unaffected.
Alternatively, similar arts workshops (adapted to the age-group) or excursion trips with the adolescents to the volcano accompanied by a volcanologist, could become more efficient means to increase interaction, participation and thus knowledge and risk perception.
"Alternatively, drug cartels could adapt such devices to be drug runners and mobile vending machines, who would provide a fix if offered the correct asking price.
Alternatively, Aedes aegypti has adapted to the urban environment whereas Aedes albopictus occurs more commonly in semi-urban or rural areas.
To identify sequence motifs associated with the regulation of alternatively skipped exons, we adapted the contrast-kmer-based RESCUE-ESE algorithm for splicing [ 12] and the regression-based REDUCE program for transcription factor binding sites [ 50].
Alternatively, we propose to adapt the semantics of the GO annotations to the level of detail that characterizes the domain of interest, mostly based on the real protein content of the FN.
Alternatively, one could also linearize the quadratic relation in parts or use a linear dose regimen while adapting the acquisition time per bed position with the patient's body mass to mimic the quadratic relation according to Equation 6.
