The phrase "alternatively produced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or options for producing something, indicating a different approach or alternative.
Example: "The film can be alternatively produced using digital technology instead of traditional film."
Alternatives: "produced in another way" or "produced through a different method."
CANDID, alternatively, produced highly similar lists from the same limma and RankProd inputs, ultimately differing at only 155 out of 13,769 selected SNPs.
For the physiologist, however, lactate is a key metabolite, alternatively produced or consumed.
For example, a consequential analysis of a renewable energy technology might look at the impacts of the production, use and disposal of the technology, with increased emphasis on the impact of the offset of energy (or other substituted product) that would have been alternatively produced.
Macrophages can alternatively produce IL-10 and TGF-β that inhibit leishmanicidal activity.
Alternatively, producing different sLL prelabeled for all required markers is another approach, but one that would greatly increase costs.
A hospital is technically efficient when it is producing the maximum amount of output from a given amount of input, or alternatively producing a given output with minimum quantities of inputs.
Because W. dermatitidis appears to have lost the capacity to produce α-glucan, these cells may rely on chitin or a similar set of hydrophobin-like proteins to help protect cell wall β-glucans from detection or may alternatively produce more α-mannans.
Recent investigations have been suggesting autophagy as a cell death pathway that may mediate cancer cells sensitivity to IR even though it could originate a protective mechanism against the treatment itself by removing proteins and organelles that are damaged or, alternatively, produce an effective cell death process [ 102].
Alternatively, we produced anti-Pun1 antibodies using the E. coli-synthesized Pun1 protein and tried to use them as antagonists of endogenous Pun1 activity in the in vitro assay system.
They must arise either simultaneously with the MI division, such that their segregation is at the same time as sister chromatid pairs, or alternatively be produced when the metII spindle is forming.
NRR is alternatively spliced, producing two 5′-coterminal transcripts, NRRa and NRRb, encoding two proteins of 308 and 223 aa, respectively.
