The phrase "alternatively predicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting a different prediction or outcome as an alternative to a previously mentioned one.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive; alternatively predicted, the data suggested a different trend."
Alternatives: "alternatively forecasted" or "alternatively anticipated".
Alternatively, predicted TFBSs can be filtered by their occurrence in conserved non-coding DNA stretches [17].
Identified genomic duplications, clustering and alternatively predicted precursors are shown.
Alternatively, predicted survival probabilities can be obtained for specific covariate patterns or for an individual patient.
Alternatively, predicted environmental levels of the target agent can be estimated using source-receptor modeling.
Alternatively, predicted deleterious variants may be harmful alleles that were carried into the genome with artificially selected beneficial alleles, and were therefore favored by selection over a number of generations and are reflected in short or medium ROH (Additional file 9: Figure S9, Additional file 15: Figure S10 and Additional file 16: Figure S11).
Nearly all multi-exon genes are alternatively spliced, predicted to undergo on average seven alternative splicing events during tissue development and across tissue types [ 25, 26].
Alternatively, these predicted genes could be pseudogenes.
Alternatively, the predicted localization of these proteins is incorrect.
Alternatively, the predicted increase in hormone excretion during the birth season might also be a response to ecological factors.
Alternatively, the predicted changes in serum cholesterol were estimated by the Keys equation (Keys et al., 1957), where 1 E% increase from PUFA was expected lead to around −0.043 mmol/l reduction in TC.
Twenty-five percent (1,583/6,371) of predicted alternatively spliced transcripts can be detected using the NSF45K rice whole-genome oligonucleotide array.
