Sentence examples for an equivalent alternative from inspiring English sources
As we argue, this pertains to the creation of sent interlocks in particular, as they are not an equivalent alternative to received or undirected interlocks.
To derive the method of moment estimators (MMEs) of the two parameters we shall use an equivalent alternative parameterization, where μ is replaced by delta=frac{mu}{sigma} in,[0,infty). (30).
However, whether they represent an equivalent alternative source to site-specific DG tissue for repair of the DG remains to be determined.
During the course of our study, CISH emerged as an equivalent alternative to FISH.
RT is also an equivalent alternative to surgery for early-stage disease [5].
Contrast-enhanced abdominal MRI is an equivalent alternative to multi-slice CT scanning for LM, [ 23] however may cause more logistic problems.
That is, these thinkers insist that until we are able to actually construct an empirically equivalent alternative to a given theory, the bare possibility that such equivalents exist is insufficient to justify suspending belief in the best theories we do have.
So we can quite trivially obtain an empirically equivalent alternative to any theory: simply spell one of the theoretical terms differently at every occurrence.
While Tufekci has said on Twitter that she "loves Signal", she argues in the letter it is not an appropriate equivalent alternative for the mainstream WhatsApp user-base because it is a less reliable option, given Signal actively blocks message delivery after a new key has been generated (rather than just offering an opt-in warning that a key change has happened).
Here's a functionally equivalent alternative: have the Treasury sell pieces of paper labeled "moral obligation coupons", which declare the intention of the government to redeem these coupons at face value in one year.
Consequently, rather than managing the interaction it is better to avoid prescribing co-trimoxazole as a therapeutically equivalent alternative is always available.
