Since then, European newspapers alternatively reported that the companies had agreed to a merger and that talks had collapsed.
Multiple lines of evidence either supporting or challenging these hypotheses have been alternatively reported, which evidences the difficulties emerging while studying mechanisms of brain development across evolution.
While other research has alternatively reported that older people face more barriers to access than others [ 31], our findings suggest that older adults are less likely to report experiencing difficulties than their younger counterparts.
For example, in general terms, such a programme, by underlining the public health impact of measles, might encourage increased reporting; alternatively, reporting might decrease as a result of some complacency arising from the very existence of a vaccination programme.
Alternatively, reporting only negative outcomes of a single crowding variable in multivariate analysis, but not the positive associations of numerous measures of crowding in unadjusted analysis, may obscure potential explanations for the negative finding.
Alternatively, reports on the de-repression of gene expression have been limited to a select few tissues and therefore the observation could be a function of tissue or cell type specificity.
Alternatively, reports thus far describing modulation of T-cell activity have used PBMCs and lymph node cells, whereas our present studies used purified T cells, which appear relatively insensitive to VIP.
Alternatively, reported condom use as a prevention method could be used but condom use during last sexual intercourse is generally seen as a better proxy for unsafe sexual practices.
One of the main features of FBA-based knockout studies is that metabolic networks appear to be robust [ 1, 17], meaning that there seem to be an high degree of redundancy of the pathways inside a network (property alternatively reported as "nonessentiality" of the gene in Refs. [ 8, 19]).
Thus, it might be alternatively named "study report", by analogy with "case report".
