The phrase "alternatively we found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting an alternative option or conclusion based on findings or observations.
Example: "We initially considered several hypotheses; alternatively, we found that the simplest explanation was the most accurate."
Alternatives: "on the other hand, we discovered" or "in contrast, we identified".
Alternatively we found the reaction can be accomplished by heating in a sealed microwave-vial overnight, or in <1 h using microwave heating set at 80 °C.
Alternatively, we found co-electroporation to be equally effective.
Alternatively, we found parallel changes in StO2 reoxygenation rate but not in the StO2 deoxygenation rate.
Alternatively, we find that PTV is not significantly correlated with detection in any of the evaluations.
Alternatively, since we found DUX4c expression in control myoblasts and muscle biopsies, it is possible that a single allele deletion could also have pathological consequences.
Alternatively, we also found a positive linear correlation between the closeness score (definition are provided in the Materials and Methods section) of a mutated gene and the number of cancer types.
Alternatively and simultaneously, we found that RecQ and RecJ promote TLD via a separate pathway independent of RecA/SOS/SulA, causing an additional log of killing (Fonville et al. 2010a).
Alternatively, do we find it more convenient to go our separate ways and communicate at a distance where Influtrol is more effective?
Alternatively, we could find in the work of women philosophers issues that they have developed in a sequential fashion.
Alternatively, we could find that our predictors' strength is overestimated when predicting expert performance because training may overcome basic individual differences; although in the expertise literature there is evidence suggesting that initial abilities, such as WMC, predict performance over and above practice (Meinz & Hambrick, 2010).
Alternatively, we may find that rope-builders constitute a polyphyletic group, distributed in two or more, well-separated clades.
