Sentence examples for exchange as needed from inspiring English sources

We also argue here that the genes needed for viral genome replication, as well as for host cell lysis, belong to the "nonself" category of genes, and can be acquired via horizontal gene exchange as needed.

Neurons were grown until DIV 14 21; media was half exchanged as needed.

Half of the medium was exchanged on days 5 and 8, and cells were split as needed thereafter.

Most banks in Paris are able to exchange foreign currency as needed.

Substance abuse treatment, including needle exchange, alcohol treatment, and opiate substitution therapy, as needed, depend on motivated and able clients.

Most of the donor countries such as the United States commit letters of credit to the IDA which bear no interest and are not able to be transferred or revoked, and which are exchanged for cash as needed for project disbursal.

When the U.S. government spends more than it taxes, those extra dollars it spent first go into our checking accounts, and then some gets exchanged for actual cash as needed, and some goes into those savings accounts at the Fed called Treasury securities.

On a larger scale, any concerted redemption of a country's bank deposits (assuming the withdrawn funds are not simply redeposited in other banks) can altogether destroy an economy's banking system, depriving it of needed means of exchange as well as of business and consumer credit.

The envelope is exposed to the elements and needs to control air exchange as well as sunlight and sound passing through to the occupants.

The most important mechanism in cetacean thermoregulation is the development of countercurrent blood exchange, an adaptation that allows the animal to either conserve or dissipate heat as needed.

If the current talks were to bear fruit, Isuzu would get access to the North American market and broaden its truck lineup, while GM would fulfill its need to shed assets in exchange for badly needed capital, as it scrambles for options such as a tie-up with Chrysler and solicits U.S. government help.