Sentence examples for displaced it in from inspiring English sources

Daniel displaced it in 2007, with Jayden catapulting into second.

Recently, Shvarts et al (2005) reported that tumour p53 expression was related to Fuhrman grade and displaced it in multivariate analysis.

Of course, all this is fairly academic: Google rules search indisputably, and it seem unlikely that Bing will be able to displace it in a like-for-like battle.

It's a problem we were just talking about in the office earlier this afternoon: I wasn't alive in 1931 or 1945, and my sense of how people spoke then arises from the movies of the time even though I have no idea whether directors, screenwriters, and actors sought to reproduce popular speech or to displace it in favor of a contrived diction and vocabulary.

It's a problem we were just talking about in the office earlier this afternoon: I wasn't alive in 1931 or 1945, and my sense of how people spoke then arises from the movies of the time — even though I have no idea whether directors, screenwriters, and actors sought to reproduce popular speech or to displace it in favor of a contrived diction and vocabulary.

We did not state in the manuscript that "SWI/SNF complex can translocate past the Gal4DBD without displacing it in the absence of a nucleosome".

3) It is not clear how SWI/SNF complex can translocate past the Gal4DBD without displacing it in the absence of a nucleosome (in the first paragraph of the subsection headed "In vivo implications of SWI/SNF action in TF regulation").

We have now revised the main text to clarify this point (subsection headed "SWI/SNF remodeling evicts Gal4DBD from DNA"). 3) It is not clear how SWI/SNF complex can translocate past the Gal4DBD without displacing it in the absence of a nucleosome (in the first paragraph of the subsection headed "In vivo implications of SWI/SNF action in TF regulation").

Reverses showed a Victory, though the theme of the "cross on steps" of Tiberius II (578 582) gradually displaced it, beginning in the south.

Meanwhile, Ashley, the most popular girl's name from 1992 until 2003 (when Emily displaced it) and again in 2006, fell out of the lead 10 for the first time in many years, dropping to 13th.

Conservative treatment is the method of choice for most type I fractures [2]; however, when displaced, it usually results in some degree of shortening [3, 4, 5].