The phrase "alternatively as a consequence" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It seems to combine two different ideas that do not logically connect, making it confusing.
Example: "You can choose to study for the exam; alternatively as a consequence, you might fail."
Alternatives: "on the other hand" or "as a result."
If this association is causal, the HMs may either be deposited there first to regulate the transcription or, alternatively, deposited as a consequence of the gene being transcribed.
Thus, in our study, we wished to establish if the cellular aggregation observed on the chondroinductive substrates was a prerequisite for chondrogenesis or, alternatively, occurred as a consequence of chondrogenic induction, as previously shown [44].
Alternatively, hypertetraploidy may arise as a consequence of cell fusion, which occurs in higher frequencies in inflamed tissues and tumors [ 7, 8].
This way of creating decoys by pulsing missing and non-missing stretches allows us to generate a large set of different controls for each isoform without radically changing the number, the dimension and the relative position of the alternatively spliced regions, and as a consequence the manner in which they can act on the interface.
Alternatively, did inflammation ensue directly as a consequence of endogenously low sRAGE levels – levels that were somehow modulated by administration of methotrexate?
In addition to sequence motifs, the microsatellite region can also have a role in element structuring and dynamics, or alternatively it can be trailed as a consequence of these processes (Wilder and Hollocher 2001; Coates et al. 2011).
No GSTs were found in the first three subtractive libraries, but this may not be surprising given the small sample size of the sequencing effort, or alternatively, their number was small as a consequence of subtractions.
Alternatively, these proteins may become oxidized as a consequence of the effect of S-nitrosation of other mitochondrial proteins.
Alternatively, the presence of supernumerary RFs as a consequence of excessive origin firing has been suggested to lead to the depletion of dNTP pools and cause RF stalling/collapse (Jones et al. 2012).
Alternatively, it may reflect a compensatory mechanism as a consequence of the increased proliferative state.
