Sentence examples for alternatively reflects from inspiring English sources

Despite the featureless ALHA77003 chromatogram, this blank-level result alternatively reflects the cleanliness of the sample preparation procedures of this work and indicates that minimal terrestrial contamination (as possible coelution compounds) would interfere with the interpretation of the GC/C/IRMS results we obtained for Y-980115 described below.

This may imply that BIVA is insensitive to smaller fluid balance changes or, alternatively, reflects the imperfection of fluid balance calculations.

Further work on a larger scale is required to determine whether relationships between SES and THR utilization for the diagnosis of OA is attributable to lifestyle factors related to SES, or alternatively reflects geographic and health system biases.

An important unanswered question is whether the reduced sensitivity to gene induction in affected populations is specific to CYP1A or a small subset of AHR target genes or, alternatively, reflects a global (i.e. genome-wide) reduction in responsiveness to all AHR-mediated changes in gene expression.

Alternatively, reflect upon the film's directorial genius in the quad of the beautiful Edinburgh Law School or join a rousing folky jam at the Captain's Bar.

Wilkins Peak Member δ13C minima, which occurred during low eccentricity alluvial modes, likely coincided with global δ13C minima (Scenario 1), but may alternatively reflect productivity-driven local effects within Lake Gosiute (Scenario 2).

Thus, while it is possible that these potential 'detection without localisation' trials in the low-density condition could reflect a global signal that is used to make a detection response, as proposed by Evans et al. (2013, 2016), these trials could alternatively reflect the contribution of other factors to reducing localisation accuracy.

The geographical differences could alternatively reflect a gradient in some other unidentified climate related selection pressure (e.g. [72], [73]).

While the 9 species with component lineages showing more than 2% divergence likely represent overlooked species, they might alternatively reflect deep phylogeographic variants linked to female philopatry.

Although researchers typically interpret these varying patterns of activation as reflecting substrates of a single memory system, they may alternatively reflect the activation of the view-dependent and view-invariant memory systems described here.

The shortening of the tall stereocilia could result from high levels of twinfilin 2 expression as well as immature gate-keeping at the stereocilia base, or alternatively reflect that only the tall stereocilia grow during the period investigated.