The phrase "alternatively benefit" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a different way to gain an advantage or benefit, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "You can choose to invest in stocks; alternatively, benefit from real estate opportunities."
Alternatives: "or gain advantages" or "or alternatively gain".
Alternatively, benefits can be explained in terms of gains in life expectancy or postponement of adverse events [ 7], and such effect measures may be easier to evaluate [ 8, 9].
Alternatively, unchanged benefit rules would require raising the Social Security tax rate, as already indicated, from today's 12.4%% to more than 19%.How the plan would workThe Social Security trust fund holds the present surplus of payroll-tax receipts over benefits in the form of government bonds, but this is a mere accounting convention: it does not affect the fundamental arithmetic.
Passage of the legislation remained in doubt, because opponents sought relocation of the proposed monument, or alternatively some benefit for the District of Columbia.
Alternatively, above benefit may have occurred because the women were allowed to have the support person (either the husband or a female friend) they chose.
Alternatively, they benefit by biasing paternity and paternity certainty towards high-ranking males (originally suggested by Maestripieri and Roney 2005) if these prevent the female from subsequent mating with other males by mate guarding her.
Alternatively, a benefit in survival we found in stage 3 cancer patients with a higher avidity of TF-specific Abs might be the result of a more efficient blockade of TF antigen on circulating tumor cells, thus protecting against metastases through the inhibition of the TF/galectin-3 pathway.
Alternatively, some benefits (e.g., hospital care) are available to the whole population, while higher income groups must make their own arrangements for certain other benefits (Ireland).
Alternatively, the benefits may be restricted to healthy subjects who do not develop tuberculous disease.
Alternatively, the benefits of maintaining navigation can be valued as the damage costs avoided in terms of reduced accidents and groundings.
Alternatively, fitness benefits for males are often very strong, implying a strong selection pressure for mating multiply, with possible consequences for mating rates in both sexes (Halliday and Arnold 1987; Uller and Olsson 2008; W. Forstmeier, personal communication).
