Sentence examples for mean that alternative from inspiring English sources

However, if this method fails to find a new way that a trait can evolve, it doesn't mean that alternative mechanisms do not exist.

These contracts mean that alternative schemes are no longer required.

The difficulties with under-provision of doctors mean that alternative ways of providing services need to be developed.

In addition, the use of different fusion tags mean that alternative purification protocols are required for each protein expressed from a different vector, increasing the time it takes to find successful expression and purification conditions.

While one might expect that penile length may be a good measure of androgenization among males, difficulties obtaining a reliable measure mean that alternative measures, such as AGD, are worth investigating.

The question from the council should be: 'Is a viable development able to be built on this site?' Not: 'Is this specific scheme viable?' Anything can be made to look unviable, but it doesn't mean that viable alternatives aren't possible".

Visionary director Andy Arnold realised that a lack of public funding for the venue's experimental events meant that alternative sources of revenue were required, hence the club nights.

He apparently thinks that the truth of future contingent statements implies that things cannot be otherwise, for the assumed actuality of the relevant truth-makers means that alternative prospectives are rendered temporally impossible.

Although the XR-1's problems seemed to be approaching resolution by late 1944, the protracted development of the aircraft meant that alternative, improved helicopters, such as Sikorsky's XR-4, less expensive and more maneuverable than Platt-LePage's aircraft, were becoming available.

This finding is important since it means that alternative compounds which may have less toxic effects than pLys238 exist.

This means that alternative hypotheses cannot be realistically tested.