The phrase "alternatively only few" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a contrast or an alternative, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "You can choose to attend the meeting; alternatively, only a few will be informed of the decisions made."
Alternatives: "on the other hand, only a few" or "instead, just a few".
7 29 32 37 Alternatively, only a few recent studies emphasised the burden of subsequent workers' compensation claims; however, these studies analysed only the initial and second claims, but did not consider any further work-related injuries or illnesses.
Alternatively, only a few proteins critical for growth may need to adapt to chemical ambiguity, and the highly interdependent phage proteins may therefore all have been under selection pressure.
Alternatively, HeT-A might have only few functional domains that are under negative selection, and all changes in the rest of the sequence that do not impede its ability to transpose at telomeres will translate into the birth of a new subfamily.
Alternatively, virulent slavemaking ants may have only few host neighbors, because they already destroyed all nests nearby.
Alternatively, when all the normalized eigenvalues are roughly 0 and only few of them are appreciably nonzero (minimal dispersion), only few state-space dimensions are visited; in this case the entropy of the eigenvalues is minimal (close to 0), consequently S is close to 1, meaning maximal contraction of the embedding dimension, namely strong synchronization.
Only few flies had intermediate titers.
Alternatively, the gas may have been produced by the bacillary bacteria detected in the aspirated fluid, although analysis of the punctured fluid revealed a low white blood cell count and only few bacteria.
Alternatively, the infection of the buzzard chick that we sampled may have been quite recent, with most of the parasites still developing and dividing inside the liver and only few merozoites having already been released into the blood stream.
Alternatively, only the weight of an edge changes (stable state).
