Sentence examples for otherwise note that from inspiring English sources

(Doesn't the evidencesuggest otherwise?) Note that ISPs will be forced to send such letters.

Moreover, there exists a positive integer k 0 such that x k 0 − 1 < F ( b ) ≤ x k 0. In fact, otherwise, note that x k < F ( b ) for any integer k ≥ n, implying, by the fact that F ( a ) < a ≤ x k and (4.6), that x k + 1 exists, which shows that x k exists for all integers k ≥ 1 and the sequence { x k } is strictly increasing.

Subjects were classified as astigmatic cases if the average cylinder power in the two eyes was ≥1.00 D and as controls otherwise (note that cylinder axis was ignored).

Shaker IR (Inactivation Removed by deletion of amino acids 6 46) cDNA in pBSTA was used as the parent clone unless stated otherwise (note that Cys301 and Cys308 were present).

The organization of protein complexes is given by U ij, where U ij = 1 if protein i is a component of complex j and U ij = 0 otherwise (note that U ij = 1 if S ij > 0 and U ij = 0 if S ij = 0).

A recent analysis by U.S.D.A. economists suggests otherwise, noting that the top ten per cent of farmers will enjoy the largest breaks.

Many companies would like to suggest otherwise, noting that they have restructured compensation packages so that bonuses are tied as much to team goals as individual performance.

But if some art historians believed that Mr. Loyrette was courageously defending a national treasure, Ms. Tasca thought otherwise, noting that his "long and virulent list of charges" and his "public accusation" were affronts to her ministry.

But Israeli journalists suspected otherwise, noting that Mr. Netanyahu had been in marathon meetings for several days with military and intelligence chiefs and senior ministers, with unusual strictures on secrecy.

(At least, that is how the name 'Presentism' will be used here. Some writers have used the name differently. Note that, unless otherwise indicated, what is meant here by 'present' is temporally present, as opposed to spatially present).

Though Republicans say businesses will pass along their savings to Americans in the form of higher salaries, Pelosi and others note that history suggests otherwise.