Sentence examples for another alt from inspiring English sources

It's time for another alt, this time from Uerige, whose idiosyncratic brewhouse can be found on Berger Strasse, right in the heart of the Old Town.

The results discussed here indicate that telomestatin induces G-overhang degradation in MRC5-V1/YFP-Topo III cells, an effect also observed in another ALT cell line, WI38-VA13 cells (result not shown).

To overcome this intrinsic property of the p53ER inducible system, we used another ALT cell line, IIICF-T/B3, that was established by transfecting IIICF cells with an SV40 early region expression plasmid [53]; these cells retain a wt TP53 allele.

To corroborate this finding, we analyzed telomere length, overhang signal and t-circles in another ALT cells line, Saos2, and show that, as observed in CCL75.1, depletion of Ku70/80 in Saos2 does not affect overall telomere length nor 3′ overhang but results in a significant decrease in the levels of t-circles.

"I can't think of a way for Hillary to not sound retarded on this subject," posted another alt-right critic.

The self-avowed rocking rebel will be joined by another alt-country artist, Allison Moorer, Earle's sixth wife (and seventh marriage; he tied the knot twice with one woman).

At the time, the reasoning was that Coinbase saw Ethereum's focus on smart contracts as a tangible improvement over Bitcoin, and not just another alt-coin that doesn't serve any real function.

At the time, the reasoning was that Coinbase saw Ethereum's focus on smart contracts as a tangible improvement over Bitcoin, and not just another alt-coin that doesn't serve any real function.

The choice was sending a clear message that this wasn't just another alt-rock reunion designed to rehash past glories.

Now he's nervous about an upcoming event: another alt-right rally on Sunday, where there's set to be a showdown with sometimes violent anti-fascist protesters.

Practically speaking, of course, Sleater-Kinney is just another alt-rock reunion, merely the latest in a long line of acts (including the Pixies and Blur) to get back in business after a lengthy hiatus.