The phrase "alternatively as some" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to present an alternative option or perspective, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "You can approach the problem in various ways; alternatively, as some might suggest, you could simplify it."
Alternatives: "or as some" or "or alternatively".
Alternatively, as some had hypothesized, the Cardinals could nab Murray and trade away Rosen, but Kingsbury's comments seemed to make that a less likely prospect after Tuesday than it was before.
Alternatively, as some of the databases used retrieved data from hospital records, patients in the mania phase are more likely to be included, as patients with mania are hospitalised more often than patients in the depressive phase [ 40– 40].
Alternatively, as is the case in some large research universities, they can be based in their own divisions, where Ph.D.s can serve as in-house consultants who help to solve scientific and technical problems for researchers.
Alternatively, as might be guessed from its title, E Nesbit's The Enchanted Castle is also set in a place where unexpected things happen.
The relation ≥ is called weak reduction, and it may be defined alternatively as follows.
May will have navigate the middle ground carefully, wary of being criticized as too pro-Trump or alternatively as too negative toward a future trading partner.
Alternatively, some, as yet, unidentified mechanism of inheritance of TL between fathers and sons may result in the observed heritability.
Alternatively, as posited by nursing staff, some cases may have used this option as an excuse because all participants were required to pass a comprehension test before enrollment.
Alternatively, as gene conversion must involve some form of invasion of the donor by the recipient DNA, alterations in chromatin structure induced by tethered VP16 or HIRA may affect nucleosome position in a way that limits the physical extent of sequence accessible for transfer.
Contextual admissions to universities Where universities, especially the high-status ones, make substantial allowances for candidates' school background; alternatively, as another method of positive discrimination, some form of a quota system.
These sequence modifications may manifest as a loss in disease-resistance functions for some genes or alternatively as increases in resistance functions.
