Sentence examples for be capable of replacing from inspiring English sources
Although it is presumed that a eukaryotic symbiont could be capable of replacing the metabolic capabilities of a bacterial symbiont, the specific effects of drift on a eukaryotic symbiont's metabolic potential are unclear.
The scientific theory is then ontologically "committed" to those classes of entity whose members must be capable of replacing variables (i.e., capable of being the value of a variable) if the sentences of the theory are to be true.
For the reason, red mud is reported to be capable of replacing conventional soil pavement with sufficient quality (Liu et al. 2011; David et al. 2017; Kang 2016).
Compared to other renewable energies, such as solar energy, which require relatively long time for research and development, biomass is expected to be capable of replacing fossil fuels with much less efforts.
It is said to be capable of replacing the battery in a Model S electric sedan in under three minutes.
Coupling its ability to interact with biological tissues [5] and its noninvasive transmission through skull bone and other biological tissues in a focused manner [6] [8], US holds promise as a potentially powerful neurostimulation tool [9], [10], which may be capable of replacing currently invasive DBS strategies.
Sam Warburton, Dan Lydiate and Justin Tipuric are capable of replacing each other, but if Faletau were ever to go down Wales would have a problem.
The new machine was capable of replacing a standard eight-mule team, and small enough to use the same infrastructure.
Charlotte Morton, chief executive of the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association, added: "A home generated green gas, biomethane, is capable of replacing around 10% of the UK's domestic gas needs and is currently the only renewable fuel available for HGVs.
