Sentence examples for alternative substitute for from inspiring English sources
The potential industrial applications of DMC cover many fields, such as nonpoisonous solvent, alternative substitute for phosgene, fuel additive and intermediate for the synthesis of polycarbonates and isocyanates [2 5].
The huge consumption of conventional light crude and the continuous depletion of its reserves in addition to rising oil price have shifted attention to heavy oil reserves as an alternative substitute for our world which is largely dependent on petroleum-based fuels energy resource.
However, an OCV program should not be considered as a long-term alternative substitute for WASH.
For example, the demand for decabromodiphenyl ethane (DBDPE) increased in the same period as the demand for decaBDE decreased drastically; therefore DBDPE is generally accepted as the alternative substitute for decaBDE (Ricklund et al. 2008; Bergman et al. 2012; Egebäck et al. 2012).
During periods of high prices for crude oil biofuel, and biodiesel in particular, have become alternative substitutes for crude oil.
On the other hand, active aging as a policy framework constitutes a feasible alternative for substituting the current model, which visualizes the elderly adult as a sickly being and one in decadence, without the possibility of economic and social development.
The variable Migrant is a dummy indicative of whether the respondent is foreign-born that, in alternative specifications, is substituted for a set of dummies indicative of the region of the world where the migrant is from.
The starting number for counting backwards was also changed, and alternative objects were substituted for the scissors and cactus naming questions.
"As it takes longer and costs more to do business travel, businesses will increasingly look for viable alternatives to, or substitutes for, traditional scheduled service," said Samuel C. Buttrick, an airline analyst at UBS Warburg.
a) Joan b) Susan (To make things harder to game, an alternative formulation substitutes "received" for "given").
Elimination of GDP as a measurement of societal success, substituting alternative measurements for human wellbeing and the wellbeing of the natural world.
