Sentence examples for yet alternatively from inspiring English sources

Yet, alternatively, there is no trade-off between high performance at work and taking care of our health.

Yet, alternatively, it can be suggested that weak sensory stimulation, which is an inevitable consequence of rendering stimuli invisible, is simply not sufficiently strong to lead to activation in areas processing high-level information such as the frontal lobes (Haynes 2009).

Alternatively (yet non exclusively), larger size at birth might evolve as a correlated response to selection for larger reproductive investment [35].

Alternatively, yet inherently linked, Bulsara and colleagues found a 'fighting spirit' and support from significant others, along with acceptance, were the key processes in patient coping and empowerment [ 7].

Alternatively, despite yet another last-minute manouevre - voters may decide Labor's battle to the death over the legitimacy of rival leadership contenders proves the illegitimacy of the party's claim that it remains able to govern the nation.

Alternatively, a yet unknown tectonic process might have caused base level lowering and the preservation of terrace staircases at the Ebro drainage system.

Yet folk hypotheses have alternatively suggested that spirituality may be the distinguishing factor between Mormons and non-Mormons.

Yet, other criteria could alternatively be used to define similarity (for example, a Euclidean buffer around reference barriers).

LC3 could potentially harbor an as-yet unidentified NLS, or alternatively, its nuclear import could be mediated through an interaction with a protein containing an NLS.

If the Hx mutation generates a novel binding site for an as-yet-unidentified factor then, alternatively, mutations designed to disrupt binding at the Hx site specifically should act similarly to the deletions and generate only posterior expression.

Alternatively, the empirical, yet theoretically informed research questions suggest that strategic HRM necessarily de-skills the autonomy and discretion of many workers.