Sentence examples for change and replacement from inspiring English sources

All scientific theories are subject to change and replacement, just as Newton's theory of gravitation was replaced by Einstein's.

In this model, the generational change and replacement of energy supply facilities are considered.

Because neurons do not tolerate medium change and replacement by fresh nutrient medium severely damages them (Driscoll et al., 1993), the nutrient medium remained untouched until the experiments were initiated.

The percentage of resistance to tetracycline, rifampin and cotrimoxazole, increased in period A, but decreased in period B: in this case the different antibiotic susceptibility patterns are linked to the epidemiologic change and replacement of clones with specific markers of resistance.

Nonadherent cells (osteoclast/macrophage precursors) were then plated at 0·5 million per cm and cultured in the presence of 20 or 50 ng/mL mouse M-CSF or mouse RANKL (Peprotech) with media changes and replacement of the cytokines every 2 3 days.

The main musical numbers from the 1711 libretto are listed, together with changes and replacements from the two major revisions of 1717 and 1731.

An ankle injury to Garcia forced City into a half-time change, and his replacement Jesus Navas made an instant impact.

Modelling this situation showed a reduction of stimuli in femoral condyles corresponding to sites of reduced proliferation and shape change and the replacement of a complex dynamic pattern of stimuli by a simplified, static environment.

If the consequential impacts due to land-use change and fertiliser replacement are included, supply chain emissions could increase dramatically.

We find that the most important factors affecting supply chain emissions are the emissions embodied in biomass production, the use of electricity in the conversion process and potentially consequential impacts: indirect land-use change and fertiliser replacement.

This scenario was useful, nevertheless, for illustrating how, in the absence of reduction in the transmission rate, the combination of demographic change and the replacement of naturally immune cohorts can predict a rising disease burden.