A number of researchers have been pursuing various types of nanoparticles as strengthening agents for plastic foams, while others have been looking at different substitutes for the banned CFCs; Lee, along with fellow associate chemical engineering professors Kurt W. Koelling and David L. Tomasko, decided to tackle both aspects at once.
Or perhaps we could try something radically different: substitute a nice, wholesome word for derrière.
For the synthesis of the benzimidazole derivatives, potassium iodide (2 g, 0.012 mol) and potassium hydroxide (1 g, 0.017 mol) in dry ethanol was added to a solution of compound 2 (2 g, 0.006 mol), with different substituted aryl amines and refluxed for 12 h.
Subsequent processing steps can lead to different bases substituted for the original cytosine.
My bare-knees investigation last summer found that the heat on a new bus was only slightly more intense on a hot day than on the older sorts, but that the air-cooling system (it isn't air conditioning, which is different) was no substitute for a bit of breeze.
A series of biochemical and genetic experiments have revealed that the specificity of STAT activation is not determined by the Jaks that are activated, and the different kinases can substitute for each other.
What's a different belief I could substitute for this thought when it arises?
Over the last two decades it has been used with varying success in different countries as a substitute for methadone in the treatment of drug addicts.
In other patients, somatic mutations of different driver genes can substitute for acquired missense DDX41 during progression.
Wishing things were different is a poor substitute for dealing with the way the world works, and perpetuating this fallacy is the worst intellectual endeavor of all.
Therefore, inputs of different modalities can potentially substitute for one another to fire a granule cell.
