Sentence examples for alternatively common from inspiring English sources

A fourth serviceman, Sergeant Kelvin Stacey, 28, of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment, is alleged to have assaulted a detainee and faces a charge of assault causing actual bodily harm, alternatively common assault.

Alternatively, common sources of resistant isolates might be less likely to cause widespread contamination.

Alternatively, common transcriptional factors may be involved in the co-regulation of survivin and COX-2 gene in gastric cancer.

Alternatively, common genetic diseases may be due to multiple allele of small effect, synergistic epistasis, and/or genotype-by-environment interactions [ 6].

It is possible that different sequences with redundant activities reside in the elements, or alternatively, common elements may be sufficiently variable to prevent identification.

Alternatively, common murres in Scotland switched to more predictable but less energy-dense prey (Wanless et al., 2005) while black-browed albatross (Thalassarche melanophris) have been shown to increase the frequency of chick-provisioning to compensate for smaller, less available prey (Weimerskirch et al., 1997).

Alternatively, the common disease rare variant hypothesis (CDRV) suggests that susceptibility to common disorders may be due to low frequency (∼0.01% to ∼1%) variants with moderate to high penetrance located in one or more genes [23].

Alternatively, the common ancestor of the grasses could have had three MIR169 gene copies, and one copy was lost in the common ancestor of Brachypodium and rice, with a subsequent loss of two additional MIR169 gene copies in Brachypodium relative to rice (fig. 6 A).

Alternatively, more common species are increasingly more likely to be shared among sites (see the scale-heritage assumption; Fig. 2 in Hui & McGeoch 2008), which predicts that species turnover driven more by ecological differences of occupancy frequencies and thus expecting the observed pattern to conform to the null model with row sums constrained.

The Bayesian consensus clustering method alternatively models common and distinct patient subtypes from different omics data.

Alternatively, a common outside factor may make individuals more likely to both be obese and relatively less productive.