It has been alternatively considered to be a member of Didelphidae or of a paraphyletic 'Didelphimorphia' [10] or their close relative [11] [13], an unresolved basal branch of Marsupialia [14], a close relative of Microbiotheria [15], or a stem metatherian offshoot [16].
Thermally stabilized SiPM modules are commercially available, and might be alternatively considered in a future redesign.
However, early GC is alternatively considered a dormant variant of GC, and it infrequently progresses to advanced GC.
The distinction between mesogleal and transitional forms were often blurred, as a proximal tail of mesogleal pleats following muscle fibers enclosed in lacunae was alternatively considered mesogleal or transitional.
Changes in the organ's size, color, and texture, as well as alterations of biochemical parameters [ 10] may therefore be alternatively considered either normal or related to hepatic diseases.
Neither of these studies included Ericabatrachus in their phylogenetic analysis, but Ericabatrachus was alternatively classified within Phrynobatrachidae, considered as likely nesting within Phrynobatrachus based on Largen's [ 5] comment that the taxon was " Phrynobatrachus-like" [ 6] or classified within Pyxicephalidae based on Scott's [ 9] findings [ 10].
Whether the latter group should be extubated despite the elevated risk for reintubation or alternatively be considered for tracheotomy is unclear.
While, the problem is devised in EUM by alternatively considering its dual power minimization problem subject to the worst-case signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) constraints for all mobile stations.
We can alternatively consider that r is a stationary Markov Chain, that is: P ( r ) = P ( r ( 1 ) ) ∏ t = 2 T P ( r ( t ) | r ( t - 1 ) ), where P ( r ( t ) | r ( t - 1 ) ) is given by a transition matrix independent of t.
Importantly, there was no temporal modulation on the checkerboard itself and the stimulus could alternatively be considered as a static checkerboard over which a transparent window moves.
