Sentence examples for currently replaced from inspiring English sources

Since it is likely that, in many circumstances, an animal test cannot be currently replaced by a single replacement alternative method, the development, evaluation and optimisation of stepwise testing strategies and integrated testing schemes should be encouraged.

End-stage failing heart valves are currently replaced by mechanical or biological prostheses.

Due to the low production efficiency (Qian and Shi 2003; Wang 2005; 2006a; Mao and Yao 2010; Wang 2010a), the fully mechanized sub-level coal mining method is currently replaced by the other two mining methods.

Names are currently replaced with a [**Name**] tag.

The new GO term turned out to be an obsolete one (ATP catabolic process - GO 0006200) currently replaced by ATPase activity (GO 0016887), which was already part of the original GO terms.

Consumption of sweets has its historical roots in the abundant usage of honey (an important element of the Mediterranean diet) that is currently replaced by the extensive use of corn syrup and sucrose in the making of many traditional sweets.

The other source of income, Social Security, currently replaces only about 42% of income, which is substantially lower than the 70% to 80% replacement rate that many financial planners believe is required to avoid a drop in standard of living during retirement.

Technicians at CRESST are currently replacing some of its parts in order to reduce contamination levels within the apparatus itself.

"It is unclear at this point whether the Internet can currently replace these trusted sources," she said.

This reformist generation is currently replacing the larger-than-life political bosses who dominated the country's politics for decades.People in their 40s are now the largest age group in the candidate pool for the national elections.

At 9pm, across three channels, we had the Battle of Middle Britain: Tory voters and the apolitical were doing their ironing to Downton Abbey (Sunday, ITV1); New Labour supporters (currently replacing shy Tories as the Voters Who Dare Not Speak Their Name) were watching This is England '90 (Sunday, Channel 4); and everyone else was watching The Go-Between (Sunday, BBC1).