Alternatively, pigs close to slaughter could be treated with an acaricide that has a shorter withdrawal period than the injectable avermectins [ 22].
Alternatively, remaining too close to wetlands may pose some disadvantage, such as greater risk of predation (Licht 1974 , 1986.
Alternatively, and closer to your home, you might take them to Chat 'n' Chew off Union Square, but I worry that your father (if he's anything like Jerry Stiller's Frank Costanza on "Seinfeld," anyway) might think it ridiculous.
I would like to begin the following article with a statement that may be considered blasphemous by some, or alternatively, far closer to the truth than others would care to admit.
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Alternatively, close social partners might experience similar environmental exposures if they used more similar microenvironments in the group's home range.
Alternatively, others have hewn close to these social networks, counting on them to sort through all the information coming at us.
Alternatively, Ile274' is sufficiently close to the connection' domain so that its time-dependent shift behavior may be sensitive to changes that are occurring in the connection' domain, and particularly to the formation of helix αM'.
Two solutions for uniting genomic and ecological approaches are to explore the natural variation found within model or crop species, or alternatively to turn to close relatives for which a broader range of adaptive traits can be investigated.
Alternatively, you could get real close to your target and take aim with a shotgun, eliminating the human threat before the mechanical one – but, again, ammo isn't exactly abundant, so it's best to pick your shots very carefully and vary your attacks.
