The phrase "alternatively develop" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It can be used when suggesting a different method or approach to development, but it is better to clarify the context.
Example: "We can alternatively develop the software using a different programming language if needed."
Alternatives: "develop in another way" or "consider a different approach to development".
Therefore, understanding the nature, mechanism of action, and how specific biomarkers interact with the CKD disease process is a crucial step in defining the potential for biomarkers to predict outcome, or alternatively, develop as a therapeutic target.
Trophozoites can alternatively develop into gametocytes, enabling continuation of the life cycle in the tick after it has had a blood meal.
This alternatively developed FDM filament has been successfully used to fabricate sacrificial patterns for investment casting process (ICP).
Doing so would require leaving the vast majority of the world's reserves of fossil fuels in the ground or, alternatively, developing methods to capture and bury the emissions resulting from their use, the group said.
Alternatively, developing new populations, especially NILs targeting QTLs of large effect is still a necessary step for its positional cloning.
Alternatively, developing IAP mutants capable of protecting neurons will provide insight into the treatment of degenerative diseases of the brain.
Alternatively, developing BW-resistant cultivars were regarded as the promising approach.
However, if it is not possible to avoid incestuous matings, postcopulatory inbreeding avoidance mechanisms may have been alternatively developed.
Alternatively, developing clinical algorithm to screen out those with other respiratory illnesses could be considered as suggested previously [ 8].
The last row of Table 2 gives statistics for another LCA model which was alternatively developed to address the residual score for the local dependency between the Pap test and colposcopy/biopsy.
It comes at the bleeding edge: in the area of technologies that can be developed to treat waste water or desalinate water to make it usable or potable, or, alternatively, to develop ways to use less water in everything that we do now, from growing crops and making paper to producing iPhones.
