The phrase "also by substituting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alternative methods or approaches in a process or explanation.
Example: "You can simplify the equation also by substituting the variable with its equivalent value."
Alternatives: "additionally by replacing" or "furthermore by using".
Also, by substituting Eqs.
(21a)–(21c) into Eq. (19) results in (22) Also, by substituting Eqs.
Also, by substituting Equations 4 and 24 in Equation 21, we get the following: u ( i ) ( 0 ) = ∑ i = 0 N c i L i ( i ) ( 0 ) = d i, i = 0, 1, ⋯, m − 1. Open image in new window (30).
Also, by substituting between SHS and nicotine, in the presence of platelets and AGE, there was a significant improvement in endothelial cell viability and density.
The rewinding or stability of the differentiation is also demonstrated by substituting test cells into the time sequence of the model development.
The above regression models were also tested by substituting muscle and fat mass by fat mass index to fat free mass index ratio.
Producers of counterfeits also benefit by substituting high-cost ingredients and ignoring quality control processes, environmental and employee protection, and taxation.
Reasonably, close similarity could also be achieved by substituting UUms for the Reynolds number as a dimensionless group.
With the linear equations, the tracker is designed with the help of sliding mode control, and the practical tracking guidance law can also be obtained by substituting the tracker into the original system.
We also vary chemistry by substituting Al-Mg alloy powders for Al powders and find that the alloy powders yield lower DSC exothermic peak temperatures, lower ignition temperatures, and higher reaction velocities compared to similar compacts with pure Al powders.
The organization's plan also simplifies monitoring by substituting easy-to-use tests like body weight and color-scale blood exams for the more complicated and expensive tests to measure the amount of CD-4 immune cells and H.I.V. in the blood used in rich countries.
