Sentence examples for compatible replacement from inspiring English sources
Compatible Crosstex is fully compatible with LaTeX and can be used as a compatible replacement for BibTeX.
Replacing the hard drive in a desktop computer is a fairly straightforward process once you find a compatible replacement drive, as you need to match the physical size and internal connection to the PC's motherboard.
Although the best results are obtained when an individual's own tissues are used for surgical repair, this is often not possible as a result of pathology of autologous tissues or lack of a compatible replacement source from the body.
Finally, the compatible replacement cost referred only to constructed area up to 120 m2 per property.
The compatible replacement cost raised in 143.8 Μ€ for 3200 under demolition buildings (red) with mean replacement cost 44,938 €/building.
The replacement cost (C RB) of the building (without damages) is evaluated by multiplying the total area A of the building (in m2) with the compatible replacement cost c per unit area (€/m2), according to Eq. (3).
But if your boxes are damaged, then replace them with a model that is compatible with replacement stock exhausts and use that exhaust configuration instead.
The resulting mutant fragment was cloned into the Gateway vector pDONR 221 by BP clonase reaction and then recombined into the Gateway-compatible gene replacement suicide vector pEX18ApGW by LR clonase reaction.
"It's a nearly drop-in replacement, compatible with existing production lines," Martin says.
The challenge, however, remains to produce a cartilaginous tissue incorporating functional chondrocytes and being large and thick enough to be compatible with the replacement of articular defects.
Important priorities for breast cancer prevention are to develop a variety of new prevention agents that have fewer side effects or a different side effect profile from that of tamoxifen, that are compatible with hormone replacement therapy (HRT), and that are effective in ER-negative as well as in tamoxifen-resistant ER-positive precancerous tissue.
