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Static preload indices like central venous pressure (CVP) do not represent a reasonable alternative for two main reasons.
However, in the absence of the ability to sample this disease at different times without treatment in patients, and inability to know with precision when infection actually begins in these cases, we reasoned that this approach would be a reasonable alternative for longitudinal or temporal sampling of endodontic infections.
Does your experiment suggest that DNA is a reasonable alternative for archiving digital information?
To shake loose the country's hidebound labor market, Mr. Hartz went after its rigid work rules, implacable labor unions and, most controversially, its generous unemployment compensation, which makes life on the dole a reasonable alternative for millions of Germans.
We propose new randomized algorithm for these problems as a reasonable alternative for global optimization techniques.
The estimator was reported a reasonable alternative for some magnitudes of the step and linear trend disturbances.
Laziness is a harder sin to target, but one weapon against it is fuel duty: 23% of car journeys are of less than two miles, so walking or cycling are reasonable alternatives for at least some trips.
In recent years, compact and precise impedance measurement electronics have proved to be reasonable alternatives for dedicated measurement tasks like impedance measurement of resonant sensors.
They encouraged Hesketh to build a new port; because charges at Liverpool were on the rise, and there were no reasonable alternatives for Manchester mill owners, both Whitworth and Fielden agreed that they would make good use of a port on the Fylde coast.
Given the context we present in this paper, there are two reasonable alternatives for regulating alcohol licenses under privatization.
The following non-invasive tests are reasonable alternatives for initial testing of TRAS: duplex sonography, isotope renography, CT angiography and contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance angiography (MRA).
