Either way, make yourself available every time, and consistently be at church as a viable substitute or fill-in when needed.
Cysteines substituted for residues thought to lie within the "outer vestibule" of the pore (e.g., R334 and K335) have been consistently identified as reactive toward covalent labeling, but cysteines substituted for more cytoplasmic residues (e.g., F337, T338, S341) were reported to be reactive in some studies but not others (5, 6, 8− 10).
"Consistently" in this context means that if a term is substituted for one occurrence of a given variable, the same term must be substituted for all occurrences of that variable in both s and t.
Nor have substitute contract teachers been considered, due to the impossibility of consistently locating and contacting them, as they are generally not included in the teaching programmes published by the various institutions.
NBC executives, who declined to comment on the ABC ads, did point out that when Mr. Williams has substituted for Mr. Brokaw in recent years, he has consistently held Mr. Brokaw's lead over Mr. Jennings.
Consistently, Cys at position 341 is 100% conserved in mammals whereas Cys342 is substituted by Arg, Trp and Phe in several mammalian species.
Because of the consistently poor quality of commercial candied orange, lemon and citron rinds in this country, I substitute more delectable additions like raisins, dried cherries, cranberries and apricots, as well as chopped almonds.
She had been working seven days a week -- five days as a substitute teacher, and weekends as a driving instructor -- and still, she had consistently been about $200 short on her $1,400 rent.
Substituting vision for sentiment gives a sense of what Bellow's language so consistently and spectacularly achieves.
"We have consistently said for years that the border agency and Home Office do not have enough staff and that technology is no substitute.
