The phrase "alternatively in a recent" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to present an alternative perspective or information that has been recently discussed or published, but it needs to be restructured for clarity.
Example: "Alternatively, in a recent study, it was found that..."
Alternatives: "On the other hand, in a recent" or "Alternatively, according to a recent".
Alternatively, in recent studies a decrease in glucose catabolism has been suggested during hibernation in ground squirrels (Yan et al. 2008) and black bears (Fedorov et al. 2011), as evidenced by a reduction in transcription of genes involved in carbohydrate catabolism in hibernating versus active animals.
Alternatively, in the recent literature in the West, ACLF is regarded more as a systemic complication of chronic liver disease since its clinical presentation is almost invariably accompanied by hemodynamic alterations, kidney failure, multi-organ failure, and inflammatory changes mimicking severe inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) [ 2, 3].
Alternatively, a recent article shows that, in DUSP1-deficient cells, enhanced MAP kinase activation increases AUF1 phosphorylation to maintain the stability of cytokine mRNA [ 65].
Alternatively, a recent infection can also be diagnosed by measuring a rise in IgG antibody titers over time [ 11].
Alternatively, a recent study of occlusal microwear indicates strong eco-geographic dietary variation in Neanderthals while also demonstrating the exploitation of a large dietary spectrum [28].
Alternatively, a recent study demonstrated the use of ABPs as reporters of enzyme activity for HTS.
Alternatively, a recent study has shown that FANCD2 is required for efficient initiation of replication origins in primary human cells (Song et al. 2010a).
Alternatively, the role of deputy director-general (dispensed with in a recent cuts round) could be restored.
Alternatively, the Diopsidae were placed as the basal acalyptrate lineage in a recent study, but this analysis was limited to mitochondrial genes [ 39].
Alternatively, in recent work [ 49] Krüger et al.
