Alternatively, experience may allow females to more effectively defend their offspring against infanticidal males.
Alternatively, experience with use of these criteria in centers in which the 2-h OGTT value is needed for diagnosis in less than 10% of cases (e.g., Bellflower, Manchester, Belfast, Toronto, and Providence), performing only a 1-h OGTT might be justified, whereas that strategy would not be appropriate in Hong Kong where the 2-h sample provided the diagnostic value in 29% of those with GDM.
Or, alternatively, experiencing fewer positive events could be buffered by an adaptive regulation style (confer Vines and Nixon 2009).
They outline different definitions of literature, including as artifacts, sequences of sounds pronounced when reading, the experiences of the reader or author, or the "sum of all past and possible experiences" (alternatively "the experience common to all the experiences") related to a work.
Equally obvious is his failure, in most cases, to make this kind of form work. Part of the problem is that his ideas are so uninteresting; and again, where one uninteresting idea can induce a kind of benign lethargy (alternatively, meditative experience), two or three in alternation soon become irritating.
Alternatively, professional experience flying commercial jets can be traded off for science.
Alternatively, Kiwi Experience, Stray, and lesser so, Magic and Flying Kiwi offer flexible, jump-on-and-off at your own pace, activity-packed itineraries.
Alternatively, voluntary experience – or even a move sideways into another role – can offer more scope for doing the type of work that really interests you.
Alternatively, having experience of living abroad could make it more difficult to resocialize in their homelands, thereby increasing the probability of entering into mixed ethnic unions.
CFS/ME patients and their significant others may establish a joint narrative or understanding of the condition (Brooks, King, & Wearden, 2013) or alternatively may experience some level of discord about the meaning of symptoms and how to manage them (Dickson et al., 2007).
Alternatively, direct experiences may lead to diffusion over other channels, such as interest in reports from mass media or face-to-face conversations.
