Sentence examples for becoming superseded from inspiring English sources

Gallium scintigraphy, which assesses both tumour vascular permeability and transferrin receptor expression, has been used as a response marker for lymphoma for many years but is becoming superseded by assessment of tumour glucose metabolism with fluorine-18-labelled fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography ([F]FDG-PET).

It was intended as a status symbol, although it followed the medieval curtain wall type, which at the time was becoming outmoded and superseded by the tower house.

Design research is increasingly weak in comparison with other fields; without action to increase scientific, theoretical, and methodological rigour there is a real possibility of the field being superseded and becoming obsolete through lack of impact.

As in many old master paintings, where the hand of the artist becomes a mark of authentication, the signatures on the drawings around the room practically supersede the images themselves, becoming — like Ms. Gangloff's paintings — a collective portrait of the artistic community Mr. Esber inhabits.

As a boy in Cleves, northwest Germany, he had dreamed of becoming a doctor, and though art soon superseded medicine, he continued to strive in all his varying mediums to propose magical strategies of healing, to translate sickness into health.

This explosion of popularity resulted in the Perfecto name becoming synonymous with Schott's motorcycle jacket, superseding the brand's other designs.

More complex systems such as ultra violet (UV) microscopes are still relatively rare; however, these may eventually be superseded by the multiphoton microscopes now becoming almost turnkey in operation.

However, Durkheim also believed that religion was becoming less important, as it was being gradually superseded by science and the cult of an individual.

Previous big water-based pictures such as The Abyss and Titanic had seen massive commercial and critical success, with Titanic becoming the highest grossing film of all time, superseding any film budget seen before with $200 million spent on its creation.

And to observe that Mr Brooker must be becoming mildly fed up at having his technological imaginings superseded every six months.

Around 1300 the Arab ruler of Hormuz abandoned the mainland because of robbers and founded New Hormuz on the island; it gradually superseded Qeys as the most important Persian Gulf emporium, again becoming a market for India, and dominated other gulf islands and occasionally mainland Oman.