Sentence examples for alternatively much from inspiring English sources

More recently, Mulvaney argued that participation in the survey should be voluntary, which would make the numbers collected much less accurate (or alternatively much more expensive, because more follow-up would be required to preserve accuracy).

Alternatively, much of the raw data can be downloaded from the MGP Phenotyping Biomart at http://www.sanger.ac.uk/htgt/biomart/martview/.

Alternatively, much more sensitive MS/MS methods can selectively detect modified peptides on the basis of characteristic product ions or neutral losses [ 149].

Alternatively: pretty much anything by Bruce Sterling, Neal Stephenson or Pat Cadigan.

Alternatively, and much more simply, there's SkEye Astronomy, available as a free Android app.

When it comes to quantification, the new guidance suggests trying to calculate how many carbon dioxide emissions a new project, permit, or other agency action would cause — or, alternatively, how much carbon it may sequester.

Alternatively (and much more optimistically), Republican senators may sit Boehner down and make their own demand -- that the Senate bill get an up-or-down vote in the House.

Females, alternatively, are much more difficult to distinguish; their somatic morphology is relatively homogenous but, in some species, there are subtle difference in spermathecae morphology.

Alternatively, how much variation in behavioral responses is determined by odor receptor activity in addition to vapor pressure?

Outbreeding depression, alternatively, appears much less common (Edmands 2007) but is an important consideration, particularly when deciding whether to augment populations (Templeton 1986; Thornhill 1993; Frankham et al. 2011).

Alternatively, a much more balanced permutation containing equal numbers of positive, neutral and negative colors such as Permutation 4 resulted from attributing a positive or negative connotation to a far greater number of colors.