The phrase "alternatively costs" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an attempt to present an alternative option related to costs, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The project can be completed within budget; alternatively, costs may exceed expectations."
Alternatives: "on the other hand, expenses" or "instead, charges".
Alternatively, cost-effective fencing methods for crop protection during spring are needed in the short term.
Alternatively, cost projections were produced using the average daily NHS cost for hospital based adult acute care for skin infections (£247 370 per day) [ 21], and assuming a low and high estimate for the average number of days they stay in hospital (2 or 4 days) [ 4, 8, 23].
The loss-of-load probability (LLP) of the PV system is simulated for five different weekly load profiles and the results are examined based on techno-economic parameters, including the total system cost or alternatively the cost of electricity per kWh for a 20-year system lifetime.
Alternatively, equipment costs could be regarded as part of the overhead costs.
Alternatively, metabolic costs associated with infection and development of wing pathology may be linked to increased costs of thermoregulation caused by inhibition of peripheral vasoconstriction during torpor and arousal [ 25], catabolism of fat to generate metabolic water in response to increased water loss, or additional energetic costs associated with the host-pathogen interaction.
Alternatively, the costs of entering an auction can be prohibitive, as with one British television franchise.
Alternatively, migration costs in Ghana would have to be higher than in South Africa.
Alternatively, the costs of inbreeding may be expressed later in development, as our design measured only the number of eggs laid, and hatching success of those eggs.
Alternatively, the costs associated with providing positional information by releasing pheromones, such as the increased risks of predation, parasitism, or even cannibalism by conspecific larvae (Hassell, 2000; Vijendravarma et al., 2013) might in some situations outweigh the benefits of aggregation.
Therefore, from an economic point of view, an alkali-based biorefinery is less economically attractive unless the cost of chemical recovery can be significantly reduced or, alternatively, low cost recovery systems can be identified and commercialized.
