Sentence examples for more common alternative from inspiring English sources
In current industry guidelines on population control, the phrase "non-living" is used eight times, and there's no use of a shorter, more common alternative.
More common alternative trading systems are ECNs, or Electronic Communication Networks, for publicly traded securities.
This may be partly due to the availability of methods that allow for more than two group comparisons simultaneously, given that a more common alternative approach is somewhat tedious and it requires several steps; namely, it involves pairwise comparisons among all group pairs.
All steering wheels are constructed entirely of plastic so the more common alternative is just to cut the steering wheel and remove the club.
As expected, training and education programmes that are not part of a full-time study programme are a more common alternative.
Over the past 25 years, however, hypertonic saline (HTS) has become a progressively more common alternative to mannitol, and several recent studies have suggested its relative superiority.
Consequently, we will focus here on the most likely case, a single locus recessive or dominant mutant, while at the same time describing some of the more common alternatives that may need to be considered.
The total number of abortions nationally has declined in recent years, but the percentage of women opting for abortions by medication — as opposed to the more common surgical alternative — is growing.
The more common illiquid alternative investments many are familiar with are venture capital, private equity, hedge funds and fixed-income products.
In recent years, the use of computer-assisted surgery (CAS) in orthopedic surgery has become more common as an alternative for intraoperative imaging and measurements, providing the necessary precision in bone tumor surgery.
The term "strategic opportunities" (or its more common cousin, "strategic alternatives") is usually thinly veiled code for "exploring a potential sale".
