Sentence examples for attention to replace from inspiring English sources

Marine algae have attracted attention to replace the lignocellulosic feedstock for bioethanol production, since the algae grow fast, do not use land, avoid food fuel conflict and have several varieties to suit the cultivation environment.

She is so emotionally unmoored and desperate for attention, to replace the parental love she doesn't have, that she can't see how she has ruined her career.

But scientists must quickly turn their attention to replacing almost all of the commercial wheat grown in the world today.

Athletes lose enough salt in their sweat to require close attention to replacing it, but for the average sedentary human, even in hot climates, sweat salt loss is quite small.

The bulk of these reductions were from coal, but the reductions from fracked gas are starting to increase as we turn our attention to replacing fracked gas with clean energy in coal-free states, such as along the West Coast and the northeastern states.

As mentioned previously, we were interested in removing the nitro group altogether and therefore turned our attention to replacing this group with alternative substituents.

Following a tradition initiated at the IOCB in the 1960s by Dr. Holý's boss, Dr. František Šorm, Holý, in the last years of his life, turned his attention to replacing the pyrimidine moiety of (S -HPMPC by a triazine moiety, 5-azacytoS -HPMPCus synthesizing (S)-HPMP-5-azaC, its cyclic derivative, (S)-cHPMP-5-azaC and several alkoxyalkyl ester prodrugs thereof (Fig. 29).

Further, using questioning technique strategy to gain students' attention helped to replace Kenny's habit of saying "Listen.

The development of alternatives to fossil fuels as an energy source is an urgent global priority, whereas a significant amount of attention is to replace petroleum with plant biomass as energy source [ 1].

In the last two years, the intensity of American pressure in the council on Iraq issues has declined considerably, as the Clinton administration has turned its attention to efforts to replace Mr. Hussein.

The recent Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-III) of the American Psychiatric Association uses the term Attention Deficit Disorder to replace such terms as hyperactivity and minimal brain damage.