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Alternatively, observations or short surveys (most likely at the weekend or public holiday) of families with children who were seen experiencing the forest environment may have provided a greater body of evidence for childhood forest interactions but were outside the scope of this study.

Alternatively, observations of compassion for animals help children grow into kinder, more confident adults.

Alternatively, observations of Bergmann's clines in some ectotherm vertebrates (i.e. turtles, salamanders) may be explained by the large taxonomic scale at which studies have been conducted [ 30, 31] which could mean that different patterns of body size variation at an interspecific scale might be obscured by patterns observed at inter-clade scales [ 27].

Alternatively, observation may be undertaken if neither PET-CT nor endoscopy with biopsy shows residual disease.

Alternatively, multiview observations reduce the range of poses over which we need view invariant matching.

Alternatively, different observations suggest that extracellular PrPRES may lead to activation of intracellular signaling pathways that could indirectly impact the ER homeostasis and contribute to neuronal dysfunction [12].

Alternatively, our observations may be the consequence of a poor resolution of phylogenies.

Alternatively, our observations could also signify the occurrence of inflammation dependent leptin resistance, provoking a contra regulatory increase of leptin secretion [ 32].

Alternatively, these observations are compatible with the hypothesis that increased pain is due to a hyperalgesic state, such as fibromyalgia, that is established and/or enhanced between the baseline and 1-year visits.

Alternatively, these observations may indicate a threshold effect, so that physical activity has a protective effect on additional breast cancer events only when the activity is performed at sufficient intensity and in relatively high amounts.

One biomarker varied by season (BP3) and three by site (O-DMA, 25DCP, 24DCP), differences that may reflect diverse exposures; alternatively, these observations may be attributed to the unequal distribution of characteristics by site, a notion supported by the finding that both BP3 and 25DCP also differed by race.