The phrase "alternatively differences in the" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing different options or variations in a specific context, but it needs to be part of a more complete sentence to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We can analyze the data; alternatively, differences in the results may indicate a need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "on the other hand, variations in the" or "in contrast, discrepancies in the".
Alternatively, differences in the degree of glycosylation of PrPres found in different brain regions in mice have been attributed to different degrees with which various cell types distributed throughout the brain may glycosylate PrPres [ 31].
Alternatively, differences in the activity of glucokinase (GK) or other metabolic proteins could also account for the differences in period.
Alternatively, differences in the amount of substrate available, with significantly more dead wood and old trees in the old-growth forests, may serve as a reason why the number of species is higher in natural forests [30], [31].
Alternatively, differences in the rates of catabolism, or route of transport, of cellobiose, lactose and melibiose could influence levD promoter activity, since the levD operon is regulated by the PTS in response to energy levels in the cell [14].
Alternatively, differences in the class I HLA/flaviviral peptide complexes tested for WNV and YFV T cell recognition might contribute to differences in the measurement of polyfunctional T cells – each of the six WNV peptides tested here behaved differently.
Alternatively, differences in the method employed in order to assess weight discrimination could explain these differences.
Alternatively, differences in sensitivity between the two experimental methods could be the reason for the observed discrepancy.
Alternatively, differences in cutoff points used for the highest exposure groups may explain this inconsistency; a value of 457 LDs was used by Alavanja et al. (2003), whereas a value of 116 LDs was used by Rusiecki et al. (2006).
Alternatively, differences in localization may be a factor: the proteins in this study were localized to the nucleus, compared to the cytosol in prior experiments.
Alternatively, differences in pharmacokinetics must be modeled to derive the kinetics of the therapeutic agent.
Alternatively differences in dietary patterns may also contribute to the differing associations observed.
