Sentence examples similar to Interchangeable in practice from inspiring English sources
In practice, however, staffing shortages require that their roles be more interchangeable and that PHC officers (akin to male nurses) take part administering vaccinations.
In practice, its ponderous, doomy sound is increasingly insular, the same gruff stripper-obsessed rappers appearing as interchangeable "features" on each other's tracks.
In practice, however, this restriction is often ignored and the two flags – with and without coat of arms – are treated as interchangeable.
In clinical practice, these agents are commonly considered to be interchangeable in terms of efficacy and safety.
Perfect correlation between the degrees of agglutination of the 2 methods would have allowed their interchangeable use in clinical practice.
Niacin is interchangeable in metabolism with its amide, niacinamide (nicotinamide).
"London and England are interchangeable in it, which is a bit naughty.
But otherwise the two are interchangeable in most dishes.
Sturdy squash are virtually interchangeable in most dishes.
interchangeable in such phrases as "six times in the last week", "twice in the past year".
