Remember that a dependent clause always contains a subject and a verb, but it cannot stand by itself. 1  Adverb clauses provide information about what is going on in the main (independent) clause: where, when, or why. 2  Adjective clauses work like multi-word adjectives. 3  Noun clauses can do anything that nouns can do.
An alternate juror is a spare, not unlike the spare tire for your car that rides along with you wherever you drive but is only used if one of your regular tires fails. Similarly, an alternate juror sits and listens to evidence just like the other jurors but only deliberates and votes if one of the sitting jury members is unable to serve.
it pretty much means exactly what it says fail to reject the null hypothesis in statistics hypothesis testing you generally have two choices a null hypothesis saying that nothing is changed and a alternate hypothesis saying a new approximation is better in rejecting something you essentially get rid of it for something else in this case one hypothesis for another it means that you do not have sufficient statistical evidence to say your initial idea guess whatever or null hypothesis is any better or worse that your new idea guess alternate hypothesis