Sentence examples for based on substituting from inspiring English sources
This finding presents a path forward for a potential new therapy for periodontitis, which could be based on substituting periodontitis-associated microbiome with the health-associated one.
He initiated the use of electromagnets in electric generators and invented the Playfair cipher, which is based on substituting different pairs of letters for paired letters in the message.
The replacement costs presented here for the conversion of multiple-use systems to single-use systems are based on substituting the pastoral resources provided by the wetlands and the opportunity costs (e.g. the loss of botanical resources).
Analyses were done using both actual data collected and intent-to-treat methodology, based on substituting last acquired data for missing data.
In the work of Schlosshauer and Olsson [ 13], the measure of validity for matching residue i with residue j was based on substituting the discrete function "max" in the dynamic programming algorithm with a parameter-dependent analog function.
As explained in METHODS, eqn. (1) enables adjudication of whether each GWA SNP qualifies as a rare-het SNP (because Fhet≤Chet based on substituting HapMap and 58BC allele frequencies into eqn. (1) for q and p).
It is found that the thermal stability increases when the copolymer is based on substituted styrene.
Reactive dyes exhibit a wide range of different chemical structures, primarily based on substituted aromatic and heterocyclic groups.
In terms of lead development, two of the compounds based on substituted phenylpiperazine warrant further investigation as potential antiplasmodial leads.
Crosslinkable liquid crystalline co-polyesters based on substituted terephthalic acid moiety have been synthesised and their phase behaviour characterised.
Copolymers based on substituted poly vinyl chloride) (PVC) produced by reacting PVC with different thiolates in cyclohexanone solution and in the absence of solvent (melt), show different glass transition temperatures, Tg, for the same chemical composition.
