The phrase "alternatively significant" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It can be used when discussing something that holds significance in an alternative context or perspective, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The results of the study were alternatively significant when viewed through the lens of cultural differences."
Alternatives: "significantly different" or "of alternative importance".
Alternatively, significant re-evaporation of local surface waters under low humidity creates vapour mass with high d-excess.
Alternatively, significant hypomethylation and overexpression was evident in 76 genes in U2OS (Table S10), and 92 genes in MG63 cells (Table S11).
Our findings of identical female haplotypes in different geographical locations could be an indication of significant inbreeding (or alternatively, significant vegetative dispersal, either present or historical).
Alternatively, significant linkage may have been missed as a result of sub-optimal coverage of the genome by the STR marker set used, which may not have extracted all the inheritance information contained in the dataset.
Alternatively, significant negative values indicate that a region has an excess of rare variants either because it is recovering from a selective sweep or may reflect a recent population expansion (Innan and Stephan 2000).
Alternatively, significant advances have also been made in large scale mode calculations in genome scale networks [ 3] and analyzing the results by sorting [ 4] or pattern matching [ 5] techniques.
Alternatively, the significant difference in USV production between m+/p+ and m−/p+ pups recorded in the mother's bedding may reflect impairment related to maternal attachment behaviors between mother and offspring.
Alternatively, many significant higher SNP proportions might indicate that the AF-reduction operation was too large.
Alternatively, a significant part of the sample may be lost during retraction of the swab from rectum.
Alternatively, a significant fraction of miRNAs (∼40%) are found within introns of known protein-coding genes (Rodriguez et al, 2004).
Alternatively, these significant results could be due to a recent influx of rare alleles from genetically distinct populations [ 61].
