The phrase "and cannot be replaced for" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically intended to express that something is irreplaceable or cannot be substituted.
Example: "This unique artifact is a part of our history and cannot be replaced for any other item."
Alternatives: "and cannot be substituted for" or "and cannot be exchanged for".
"I am not concerned about the rumors because I cannot be replaced for giving my opinion when asked," Sawyer said.
A player ejected for three major penalties in a game, or for use of weapons, cannot be replaced for five minutes.
This is essential to human life and cannot be replaced by or substituted for with human-induced capital.
Because natural rubber is of major economic importance and cannot be replaced by synthetic alternatives, the demand for and production of this commodity has consistently increased (1 ).
The inability of a canonical Myb repeat to substitute for Cdc5-D3 in cells suggested that the functional surfaces present on Cdc5-D3 aressentialal for function and cannot be replaced with a structural Myb domain.
And members stay in power for nine years and cannot be replaced unless there is a two-thirds vote in the parliament.
The western blot shown in Figure 5 illustrates that IR is necessary for GUS expression and cannot be replaced by the 35S promoter.
HSF1 is the dominant HSF responsible for the HSR and cannot be replaced by any other HSF in mice or model cell systems.
Most importantly, both IL-10 and STAT3 are essential for the AIR and cannot be replaced by any other cytokine or transcription factor (TF). STAT3 activity by itself does not result in an AIR; instead STAT3 activates a number of effector genes (the AIR factors), which subsequently repress the pro-inflammatory genes primarily at the level of transcription [ 12].
Therefore, cerebellar NR2A is important for proper motor coordination and cannot be replaced by long-term expression of NR2B.
