The phrase "alternatively spread" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are presenting an alternative method of distribution or dissemination of information or materials.
Example: "You can alternatively spread the information through social media channels to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "distribute differently" or "spread in another way".
Alternatively, spreading effort to improve quality more equally amongst all practices may improve average performance for the whole PCT.
This could be a consequence of non-differential misclassification due to the non-specific case definition; alternatively, local spread may have been only one component of disease transmission, or perhaps that apparent local spread was confounded by clustering of farms under the same ownerships in the same geographical area.
Alternatively, just spread the chopped up leaves on your garden beds this fall.
Alternatively, the spread of radio and DVD players in the North may gradually create a better-informed population that will leave him or his successors no choice but to opt for union with the South.
Alternatively, tumour spread beyond the resection margins that was not identified by histological examination may be the source of cells responsible for this recurrence.
This interpretation was questioned by Forster and Romano who, referring to the geographic correlates, questioned this evidence and proposed that, alternatively, the spread of these haplogroups could be potentially be explained by more recent events, perhaps contemporary to the dispersal of populations speaking Afro-Asiatic (AA) languages [ 32].
Alternatively, you can spread it out on a plate to cool after it has cooked and briefly rested, or use leftover quinoa.
Alternatively, techniques that spread the fill sand in thin layers (to minimize mortality by burial) and leave unfilled intertidal refuge islands (to provide colonists) may minimize the ecological impacts of beach nourishment.
Alternatively, the large spread of our data might have obscured a more pronounced change in SC pool size.
Alternatively, tumours can spread from the nasal cavity through the sphenopalatine foramen and continue superiorly to the inferior and superior orbital fissures.
