Sentence examples for unknown alternative from inspiring English sources

Increased numbers of new, largely unknown alternative providers are not even being picked up and adequately monitored.

At my favourite curry house, Gurkha Cottage, which is neither a cottage nor staffed by gurkhas, I can easily get through a pint of Kingfisher while I ponder plain or keema naan; and whether that would be better paired with spicy or plain poppadoms; and whether it is better to stick to the dansak you know than go for some unknown alternative.

Differentially regulated exons included previously known and unknown alternative processing.

Another factor might be the different intracellular localization of the two COX isoforms, which might lead to (unknown) alternative effects of the same prostaglandin products [ 43].

We suspect that the lack of GFP protein production results from unknown alternative translational start sites, which could shift gfp translation out of frame.

Exon 7 encodes the voltage sensor and pore-lining regions of Kv10.1; with this deletion, even in the case of unknown alternative splicing or transcription start sites, the resulting protein would lack voltage dependence and ion permeability.

To try to reclaim some of what I had lost, I met with John Holcomb, a certified driving instructor with Adaptive Driving Program Inc. of Dedham, Mass., and began considering some hitherto unknown alternatives: hand controls, a "spinner knob," " training protocol," "certification procedures" and "license amendment".

Since preferences for the attributes are unknown, alternatives are compared using four hypothetical attribute-weighting schemes.

So Duhem's concern about unknown alternatives was alleviated because known mechanistic constraints limited the set of possible hypotheses that could generate the phenomenon.

However, if there are in fact unknown alternatives that weren't considered in the set of competing hypotheses, Duhem warned, then the refutation cannot guarantee the confirmation of the last hypothesis standing (also see the entry on Pierre Duhem).

Choices can be made that deliver the maximum reward based on what is currently known (exploitation) or to try unknown alternatives in the hope of discovering better actions, a strategy known as exploration.