Sentence examples for alternatively the fact from inspiring English sources

Alternatively the fact that we and others found no evidence of an increase risk for advanced stage among men with prostate cancer could simply be due to low power to detect an effect.

Alternatively, the fact that the attenuation of rewarding effects is diminished as the naltrexone dose increases could also suggest an upper limit of an effective ultra-low dose range for disrupting the FLNA MOR interaction and consequent MOR Gs signaling.

Alternatively, the fact that such cells were not systematically found in all tumors within a given category, opens the possibility that they are not present at all time-points of the tumor development.

Alternatively, the fact that OmcZ is displayed on the outer surface of the cell suggests that OmcZ in the extracellular matrix might make electron transfer among multiple OmcZ molecules a possible route for electron transfer through the biofilm.

Alternatively, the fact that we observed only marginal differences between fibre types may also be attributed to the fact that food was ingested prior to exercise.

Alternatively, the fact that these cells have matured to macrophages may have altered the signaling pathways induced by CX3CL1 leading to ROS production rather than inhibition.

Most marketing experts explain Musk's success either through the beauty and quality of his products or, alternatively, through the fact that he is driven to help solve some of humanities most vexing problems through entrepreneurship.

In our opinion, the reason for this discrepancy probably lies in the presence of feeder cells in the previous study (no feeder cells were used here) or, alternatively, in the fact that different hESC lines were used in our (HUES7 and HUES9) and their experiments (Shef 1 6) [28].

Alternatively, considering the fact that genetic variants that are associated with a particular disease in 1 population may not necessarily be associated in another population [30] [32]; moreover, it is possible that gene-disease association of SERPING1 in populations from East Asia is very weak or absent as compared with Caucasian populations.

Alternatively, accepting the fact that gut luminal bacteria consume oxygen in addition to intestinal epithelial cells, we can only speculate that this only reflects the status of epithelial cellular aero-/anaerobiosis.

Alternatively, given the fact that de novo fatty acid synthesis in cattle is limited to primarily 14, 16 and 18 carbon fatty acids [ 3], it is possible that the observed variation in longer chain fatty acids result from host genetic variation influencing the population of rumen microbiota, which modify ingested fatty acids [ 4, 5].