Sentence examples for characterized to replace from inspiring English sources
Photosensitive polyimide (PSPI) was synthesized and characterized to replace the conventional polyimide buffer layer because direct patterning with PSPI could reduce the processing procedure to the half.
Most selenoenzymes characterized to date are oxidoreductases that make use of thiol/disulfide exchange reactions of the type shown in Figure 1 in which selenium has replaced sulfur.
I characterize it this way: Dropbox is trying to replace your hard-drive (HD sector: $20 billion market); Box is trying to replace SharePoint ($5 billion market); while Egnyte is trying to compliment or replace your file server ($15 billion market).
Only its orthologue in the ascomycete Hypocrea jecorina, Envoy – which has a high similarity to VIVID but is unable to replace it – has recently been characterized [ 22].
Steerable filters [10] can be used to replace texture information and to characterize the region around each landmarks.
Equality before the law was to replace the system of privileges that characterized the old regime.
The rest of the team has had minor work done on it, too: Alex Rios is the new everyday rightfielder, replacing Nori Aoki in what can only be characterized as a strict upgrade; Kendry Morales has been signed to replace Billy Butler at DH, which probably isn't.
Muscle aging is characterized by reduced muscle mass, strength, and ability of regeneration to replace damaged muscle (sarcopenia) [ 22, 23].
The R3 Myb repeat from Mm c-Myb was chosen to replace Cdc5-D3 sitce it has been structurally characterized and has a similar pI (isoelectric point) as Cdc5-D3 (10.7 and 10.7, respectively).
School administrators' first choice to replace Brown was then-Georgia head coach Jim Donnan, who previously characterized the North Carolina head coaching position as his "dream job".
In order to characterize the function of Bar1 in F. graminearum, a split-marker approach was used to replace the BAR1 gene in wild-type strain PH-1 with a hygromycin phosphotransferase marker from plasmid pUCH2-8.
