Alternatively, depending on experimental conditions, pressure also promotes prion protein aggregation leading to the formation of amorphous aggregates and amyloid fibrils.
Alternatively, depending on the nature of your class, you could post the topics up around the room and ask students to take their journals and form small groups by each topic.
In the sequel, the Weyl group action will be understood to be either this standard action or alternatively, depending on the context, the corresponding action on the exponentiated functions ({ mathrm {e}^{ mathrm {i} psi _j} }) and ({ mathrm {e}^{phi _j} }).
You can open any newspaper, blog or magazine, or listen to any talk show, and hear the atrocities of the Ryan proposed budget (or alternatively, depending on the outlet, the "reasons" why government should "get out of the way" of caring for its most vulnerable citizens).
Alternatively, depending on the relative behavior of the two molecular entities to be considered, one may also use a "space-time cropping" of all detected events in a single channel to examine the occurrence of particular dynamics in the other one, all in an automatic manner.
Alternatively, depending on the molecular profiles found, patients will be directed to innovative clinical trials assessing molecularly targeted agents.
Alternatively, depending on the latter strategies effectiveness to enforce differentiation, RARRES3 activation could offer a useful pretreatment to improve the effect of conventional therapies.
Alternatively, depending on the missing data pattern, Multiple Imputation (MI) using the Multivariate Imputation by Chained Equations (MICE) is used to impute missing effect and cost data [ 51- 54].
Alternatively, depending on the environmental trigger, this loop might switch and induce epithelial differentiation, and thus explain the strong intratumorous heterogeneity observed in many human cancers.
Alternatively, depending on ecological conditions, conserved gene flow among specialist populations could maintain their ability to shift to nonpreferred hosts, if preferred hosts become scarce (Mochiah et al. 2002; Baer et al. 2004).
