The phrase "alternatively secondary" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are presenting a secondary option or alternative, but it is not a commonly recognized phrase.
Example: "You can choose the primary method for analysis; alternatively secondary options may also yield useful results."
Alternatives: "secondarily" or "as an alternative option".
Alternatively, secondary mirrors allow the use of other viewing arrangements.
Alternatively, secondary loss of feathers in large tyrannosaurids may be analogous with the similar loss of hair in the largest modern mammals like elephants, where a low surface area-to-volume ratio slows down heat transfer, making insulation by a coat of hair unnecessary.
Alternatively, secondary antibodies conjugated to IRDye 800CW (LI-COR, Cambridge, UK) or Alexa Fluor 680 (Molecular Probes, Invitrogen) were used and membranes scanned and bands quantified with an Odyssey IR scanner (LI-COR) using Odyssey imaging software 2.1.
Alternatively, secondary bootstrapping can be performed to obtain a robustness estimate for each of the trees built from pseudo-replicates.
Alternatively, secondary mutations in the mutant strains could explain phenotypes observed in mutants but not with RNAi.
The final question addressed was whether the effects on membrane current were a direct effect of TBQ or, alternatively, secondary to SERCA inhibition.
Alternatively, if secondary information presented on the GG induces performance costs during singleton search, it would suggest impairment to preattentive processes as well (though it would not rule out some impairment to selective attention mechanisms), and more generally to broader visual processing.
Whether the fibrotic damage is a direct result of mutations in the ALMS1 gene or, alternatively, a secondary response to cellular insult due to the loss of ALMS1 function is unknown.
Alternatively, some secondary cases will undoubtedly be missed, or misclassified as primary cases.
The WM may be affected by hypoxic ischaemic damage or alternatively by secondary demyelination subsequent to axonal degeneration due to neuronal damage [ 15].
Cells likely have to balance immediate histone availability with possible undesirable uncontrolled histone release from droplets due to metabolic consumption of the underlying droplets, or alternatively, potential secondary effects due to the excess histones causing saturation of histone-modifying enzymes (Singh et al., 2010).
