The phrase "alternatives subject" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a subject that has alternative options or perspectives, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In our discussion, we will explore the alternatives subject to better understand the various options available."
Alternatives: "alternative topics" or "subject alternatives".
The focus might be on alternative structures (e.g., open classrooms), alternative subject matter (e.g., religious instruction), or alternative relationships (e.g., more informal relations between students and teachers or between students of different ages).
Although there are several satisfactory alternative subject sequences, students who by the end of their second year have taken 14.01 Principles of Microeconomics and 14.02 Principles of Macroeconomics can follow a program that permits considerable depth in electives in their third and fourth years.
Know the alternative subject should be replaced by the more rigorous science of medical studies of the nervous systems including brain scans.
Those emails were opened more often, and led to more contributions than alternative subjects.
The disagreement is not about whether individual subjects can be shown to have inherent absolute value, but rather if they can be shown to be more valuable than one or several alternative subjects that have recently emerged.
As an alternative, subjects were asked to collect as many milk samples as comfortably possible over 3 days.
But these alternatives are subject to large diversification and liquidity risks and don't all have long-term track records.
However, the prevalence and functionality of non-conserved alternatives is subject to controversy.
Our approach to assigning the scores was to explicitly consider various types of alignment alternatives and subject the scores to conditions reflecting what is perceived as the most plausible choice in every alternative.
Students may also fulfill this requirement by completing an alternative 2.00X subject, i.e., 2.00B.
