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Meanings of alternatively in English

Portuguese
ao invés de
Spanish
alternativamente

In place of, or as an alternative to.

ao invés de
Usage of alternatively in English
1
The Kurdish-dominated administration has alternatively suggested creating a local war crime tribunal.
The Guardian
2
However, notable differences exist in the subcellular targeting of alternatively configured complexes.
Pubmed
3
ASDB incorporates information about alternatively spliced genes, their products and expression patterns.
Pubmed
4
Brookfield had said it could alternatively purchase the two yieldcos for cash.
Reuters
5
Clear your busy work-life-family schedules -or, alternatively, swear off television forever.
The Irish Times
6
Smar1 transcripts are most abundant in the thymus and are alternatively spliced.
Pubmed
7
The tumor cavities were either filled with PMMA or alternatively with DNR-PMMA.
Pubmed
8
It's alternatively meditative and circular, spewing out looping beats and hazy Rhodes.
The Irish Times
9
Biel is simply a damsel in a mess, alternatively confused and terrorized.
Reuters
10
The verification process might alternatively involve facial scans, depending on the equipment available.
Reuters
11
Highly alternatively spliced genes may provide complex targets for disease mutations.
Pubmed
12
Differential expression of alternatively spliced Gs alpha species suggests novel signal transducing pathways.
Pubmed
13
The developers have, alternatively, sought permission to use it as a 46-bedroom hotel.
The Irish Times
14
In addition, IRF4-deficient mice showed defective development of alternatively activated macrophages.
Pubmed
15
They might alternatively be extracted from animal waste by chemical hydrolysis.
The Guardian
16
Or alternatively, stayed put until she had found another job to go to.
Wired
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South Africa
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Ireland
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United States of America
Rare
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