Because data are insufficient to determine what common cross-disorder etiological factors might exist, alternative phenotypes should be explored.
If not, what other potential alternatives might exist?
Before we meet her in the summer of her awakening, Edna has resigned herself to a certain kind of life, without knowledge that alternatives might exist: the pleasure of a companion, for example, with whom she could talk for hours without running out of things to say.
And we can elicit from the market what alternatives might exist.
Birth control pills, certain over the counter meds like Sudafed, and beta blockers for high blood pressure can make the condition worse, so you may want to avoid them or discuss with your doctor what alternatives might exist.
(I'm assuming e-book market share will eventually plateau somewhere north of 50%.) Meanwhile, publishers cling to the model wherein readers purchase books individually, usually before they've been read: a model so entrenched that many seem to find it literally impossible to believe that alternatives might exist.
59 These findings indicate that alternative mechanisms might exist to compensate for the loss of function of the NCAN protein.
The data are presented in a rather streamlined way, which makes one wonder how much room for alternative interpretations might exist.
Furthermore, an alternative mating strategy might exist that is linked to female fecundity (i.e.; the existence of males that fertilize females without venturing ashore during the breeding season, or perhaps do so at night, outside of the observation periods in the study; [50], [51], [52], [53]).
As Ilyria, Jennifer McKenna, who isn't much more than three feet tall and is possessed of a marvelous vocal elasticity (she is capable of a gleefully unselfconscious Munchkin imitation), so exploits her unusual physical qualities that you believe that an alternative universe just might exist.
This suggested that additional or alternative inducing signals might exist.
