The phrase "alternatively appears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting an alternative option or perspective in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The data from the first study suggests a positive correlation; alternatively appears the second study, which indicates no significant relationship."
Alternatives: "on the other hand" or "in contrast".
A narrow interval of separation values is found where both regimes alternatively appear.
For R/a B ≳ 1, singlet and triplet states alternatively appear as Φ increases by about h/2e.
Another important finding is that positive thermal expansion (PTE), NTE and zero thermal expansion (ZTE) are alternatively appeared by improving the Si content.
A first large-scale meta-analysis of Arabidopsis microarray data obtained for a large number of biotic and abiotic interactions revealed groups of transcription factors and other signalling components that are similarly affected by multiple forms of biotic or abiotic stress including DBM feeding or, alternatively, appear more specifically responsive to DBM herbivory.
Alternatively, it appears that sicker patients lack homeostatic mechanisms to maintain normothermia and, therefore, cool faster.
Alternatively, what appears as de novo plus-end localization may actually be due to association of those transcripts with the nascent polar granules organized by Oskar protein, rather a specificity for microtubule plus ends.
37 Alternatively, it appears that 24 h is sufficient for the PF to recover from match-play tennis in hot and cool conditions and return to prematch strength capacity.
Alternatively, others appear to rationalize using the Hertz solution by arguing that measuring absolute values of the material properties is less important than delineating relative changes from cell-to-cell or intervention-to-intervention.
Had spatial structure been detected with the sPCA similarly shaded white-tailed deer locations would have clustered together or alternatively would appear clinal across the landscape from light to dark red.
This alternatively spliced transcript appears to be more frequent in MPN patients without V617F mutation, in whom it might contribute to leukemogenesis.
