Sentence examples for designed to be a substitute from inspiring English sources
The new single-piece, double-acting compact CoverSeal from Freudenberg Simrit is designed to be a substitute for an O-ring and back-up ring arrangement as a static seal, particularly for larger diameters.
The Volcker Rule was designed to be a substitute for Glass-Steagall, which Rubin helped repeal as Treasury Secretary.
But in creating an egg or meat analogue there is a higher bar in the consumer's mind, she adds, because the product is not combined with other ingredients it can hide behind.Perhaps the most radical approach to disrupting the food industry comes from Soylent, whose beverage is designed to be a complete substitute for food and not just one of the many diet drinks or nutritional supplements.
The InChIKey is designed to be a nearly unique substitute for the parent InChI.
The first block of InChIKey encodes molecular skeleton while the second block represents various kinds of isomerism (stereo, tautomeric, etc).. InChIKey is designed to be a nearly unique substitute for the parent InChI.
While vegan sushi already exists in the form of cucumber and avocado rolls, this is the first commercially available product designed to be an actual tuna substitute.
In particular, the anatomy and activity distribution, through the use of a pharmacokinetic model coupled to the phantoms [35], are designed to be realistic substitutes for patient SPECT images, while at the same time establishing a ground truth with respect to volume and activity concentration.
This result was anticipated because CP cement, as a bone repair material, is essentially designed to be degraded and substituted by bone.
Medicated chewing gums containing nicotine are designed to be used as oral substitutes to cover the former smoker's nicotine needs.
The results suggest that higher levels of open space tend to enhance connectivity, but that careful subdivision design may to some extent be a substitute for either policy.
It cannot be a substitute for expert knowledge arising from years of clinical practice and it is designed to prepare for practice, not to substitute practice.
