Sentence examples for feasible replacements from inspiring English sources

Initially the majority of the board had hoped he could somehow muddle through until the summer, when a wider range of feasible feasible replacements should be available.

This review argues that a level of 2 μg/dL is a useful and feasible replacement.

A feasible replacement for lead-based piezoelectric ceramics is desperately required for increasing environmental concerns.

The results indicate that the presence of the coating gives rise to a significant increase in the fatigue strength of the substrate and therefore, that from the fatigue behavior point of view this coating could be a feasible replacement of electrolytic hard chromium plating in aircraft applications.

However, a current clinical limitation of autologous minced muscle grafts is the donor site burden; as such we investigated a more clinically feasible replacement volume.

The advantages associated with bio-fuel cells are that the enzyme coat are cheap and economically feasible, replacement is easy and convenient (Nazaruk et al. 2008), and the activity can be performed at room temperature, neutral pH (Fig. 4) (Kulys and Vidziunaite 2003).

For a long time there was simply no feasible replacement to using passwords.

These proteins are feasible as replacements for commonly used petrochemicals that suffer from problems of toxicity, volatility, flammability, and high cost.

Needs economies of scale & costly even non-feasible if replacement resources in many isolated small patches.

The high market price of soybean meal might make feasible its total replacement by IDY, even considering the possibility of a small reduction in ADG.

They ignore a central question: What would be the consequences, economically, politically and socially, of not extracting shale gas, and instead relying on coal, which will remain the dominant energy source absent a economically feasible and scalable replacement (no, "green" energy won't be that for decades or even into the next century)?