The phrase "alternatively it has also" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting another option or possibility in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The project can be completed using traditional methods; alternatively, it has also been suggested to use modern technology for better efficiency."
Alternatives: "on the other hand, it has also" or "as another option, it has also".
Alternatively, it has also been shown that OT-II T cells display low sensitivity to low doses of antigen when compared to OT-I T cells in vivo [51], which is supported by our studies (Fig. 3, and [18]), and may explain the negligible CD4+ T cell response induced as a consequence of antigen transfer between DCs in our experimental system.
Alternatively, it has also been shown that PINK1 activation leads to self-association of parkin.
Alternatively, it has also been proposed that collectively motile groups of cells are more protected from harsh environmental factors that potentially kill individual cells [ 5].
Alternatively, it has also been suggested that higher substitution rates of neobatrachians could be responsible for higher diversification rates, due to shorter generation times and/or higher metabolic rates [ 25].
Alternatively, it has also been reported that, for some genomic targets, TET1 has a repressive role that is independent of 5hmC involving direct recruitment of the SIN3A co-repressor complex [ 111].
Alternatively, it has also been speculated that uremic toxins responsible for the inhibition of erythropoiesis could be better removed by a greater clearance of middle molecular weight substances by PD, resulting in a better hematopoietic response [ 23].
It has also indicated that alternatively spliced human and mouse genes have endured similar selective pressure during the evolution.
It has also been linked with certain paediatric cancers [ 1, 9], where alternatively spliced transcripts are prevalent.
Alternatively, it has been also suggested to use translational enhancers to improve translation efficiency of the parthenocarpic gene of interest [ 20].
Alternatively, it has been also described the replacement of mesodiaminopimelate by the methionine biosynthesis intermediate cistathionine in E. coli [ 76], so another possible explanation is that cystathionine replaces mesodiaminopimelate in peptidoglycan biosynthesis, leading to the dependence of extracellular L-lysine through a functional APC transporter encoded by the gene lysP (SG0955).
Alternatively, it has been suggested that the addition of Fe could also lead to a significant reduction.
