Sentence examples for for example replacement from inspiring English sources
For example: Replacement batteries for the currently deployed eBike base, especially in China where eBikes are thriving, plus growth in new sales, will drive the eBike market from $12 billion in 2011 to $24.3 billion in 2016, Lux says.
For example, replacement of damaged heart muscle with cells derived from pluripotent stem cells offers hope for improving the outcomes of millions of patients with heart failure, whose current treatments remain largely palliative.
For example, replacement of the non-charged residue in CHR with a charged residue, or vice visa, may cause electrostatic repulsion or attraction, resulting non-optimal helix packing and/or docking.
For example, replacement of the LDLR gene has the potential to decrease LDL-C levels while also making patients with HoFH more responsive to conventional therapies [ 6].
For example, replacement of Tyr with bulky or sterically restricted substituents is favorable for generation of effective antagonistic analogues (Manning et al. 2005).
It would seem that the radical amino acid substitutions may have a destabilizing effect on the core protein structure (for example, replacement of amino acid with small side-chain by amino acid by a large one).
It has several divisions, also doing quite astonishing work with biomedical engineering (turning CT and MRI scans into 3D models, allowing them to print, for example, personalised replacement hip joints).
For example, hip replacement surgery used to be a rare procedure but now it is routine and its price has come down.
Because medical treatment for UPD 14 mat has not been established, symptomatic treatments, for example, GH replacement therapy for short stature, and LH-RH analogue therapy for precocious puberty, are important.
For example, nicotine replacement therapy which promotes gradual withdrawal from the harmful effects of nicotine, health promotion/wellness programs, stress management programs (e.g. individual and group counseling), social support and employee assistance programs have all proven to be beneficial.
For example, the replacement of "cardinal" utility theory by "ordinal" utility theory (see below Section 5.1) in the 1930's, which is generally regarded as a major step forward, involved the replacement of one theory by another that was strictly weaker and which had no additional empirical content.
