Sentence examples for necessary alternatively from inspiring English sources

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These GPR17+ cells may represent a source of pre-oligodendrocytes able to turn into myelinating cells when necessary; alternatively, these cells could play a role in the local trophic control of myelination.

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As a result, it is not necessary to alternatively execute the Loop1 and Loop2 for many times.

To drain subretinal fluid before photocoagulation, surgical intervention might be necessary, or, alternatively, anti-VEGF injection as an adjuvant therapy might be effective.

To avoid this pitfall, repeated volume assessments during therapy would be necessary, or alternatively one could use voxel-based dosimetry, which is likely to be less sensitive to changes in mass.

If we are willing to broaden the bounds of logic to encompass all necessary propositions (or, alternatively, all analytic sentences), then we might as well demarcate logic as the realm of necessary truth (alternatively, analytic truth).

Against a background of necessary prescriptive opportunities or, alternatively, of existing prescriptive constraints, ILTIAD facilitates on the one hand a systematic approach to the design of a functionally ideal type or (remedially) improved action situations, at any relevant level.

These data suggest that either an invasion mechanism is necessary for internalization, or alternatively, a Salmonella specific surface component/structure is triggering Salmonella internalization by 3-D HT-29 cells.

Cooling could be required throughout development, or alternatively, be necessary only at a particular stage.

Alternatively, if necessary, individual sequences can be "spelled out" (with the similar highlighting of mismatches), as shown in Figure 1 (abundant read with a mismatch, shown under the reference sequence).

Therefore, the c.2746delCA mutation seems to be necessary for the alternative splicing and the c.2749+51A>G mutation for the size of the alternatively spliced product.

(Or, alternatively, a causally necessary condition of the existence of every contingent being and the causally sufficient condition [in the strong sense] of the existence of at least one of them. For the sake of brevity we will focus exclusively on the simpler case, however).

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