Sentence examples for be substituted for each from inspiring English sources

What's more, capital -- especially high-technology equipment -- and skilled labor are complementary factors of production, while capital and unskilled workers can be substituted for each other.

This study was designed to investigate the trafficking of Andes virus (ANDV) and Sin Nombre virus (SNV) glycoproteins and to determine if ANDV or SNV glycoproteins G1 and G2 could be substituted for each other while still retaining normal trafficking.

(Oxygen has a valency of two because two hydrogens need to be substituted for each oxygen).

It is usually assumed that logically equivalent expressions can be substituted for each other.

Contexts like this, in which identicals cannot safely be substituted for each other, are called "opaque".

In general, the author concluded that the live and tape-based versions of the oral interaction sub-tests cannot be substituted for each other.

These results indicate that changing the character of forest cover, even when closely related species are substituted for each other, can produce large differences in overall C storage, as well as in the distribution of C among ecosystem compartments.

Cysteines were substituted for each amino acid from L941 to K951 in the cytoplasmic extension from TM8, and from L973 to L983 in the extension from TM9.

Permissivity measurements were conducted similarly except that nitroTyr was substituted for each of the ncAAs shown in supplemental Figure 2 in SI.

Or second, that both forms have been "kicking around", like alleles but at a higher than species level, and are being substituted for each other by LGT ("non-orthologous replacement") at a goodly rate, but only over short evolutionary distance.

Other techniques, utilising all cases, include analysing the missing data as a separate category (Greenland and Finkle, 1995), single imputation (Little and Rubin, 1987), in which a single value is substituted for each missing value, and multiple imputation (Rubin, 1987; Schafer, 1997), where more than one independently completed data sets are obtained.