Sentence examples for full substitution from inspiring English sources

Thus, the modification of biomaterials by partial or full substitution by Sr is expected to increase both bioactivity and biocompatibility.

The final end capping was performed using methacrylic anhydride, and monitored with SEC and 1H NMR, which indicated full substitution.

Full substitution of sand by total sediment revealed low mechanical performances at UCS testing, linked to a high porosity.

The solubility ranges of M=Ti and V are limited to x<0.15 whereas that of Nb extends to full substitution.

Full substitution of diesel with hydrogen may not be convenient for the time being but employing of hydrogen in a diesel engine in dual fuel mode is possible.

The effect of partial or full substitution of Si by Al on the microstructure and mechanical properties has been extensively studied in multi-phase transformation-induced plasticity (TRIP) steels with polygonal ferrite matrix, but rarely studied in bainitic TRIP steels.

However, they affect the stone only superficially, making the use of a repair mortar an interesting alternative to a full replacement by a substitution stone, in order to save as much historical material as possible.

By incorporating population genetics ideas into a phylogenetic likelihood framework, Yang and Nielsen [ 32] developed a full codon substitution model for synonymous sites, and provided a test to directly determine whether selection is acting on synonymous substitutions in a phylogenetic context.

A full-market budget model estimates revenues and expenses for an average-sized household (2 adults, 2 children over and 3 children under the age of 10) enacting full subsistence substitution, purchasing all of its rice with proceeds from its commercial production.

Full details of substitution parameters and evolutionary models are given in Additional file 2. N = sample size, Hn = number of haplotypes, S = number of polymorphic sites, H d = gene diversity, π = nucleotide diversity (Nei 1987), k = mean pairwise nucleotide diversity (Tajima 1993) Weighted parsimony analyses generated 95 equally parsimonious trees (length = 272, CI = 0.871, RI = 0.967).

Mr. Pilc, a pianist, is a clever, high-energy musician, and his music is full of chord substitutions and moments of drilling intensity; he belongs in a line of splashy stunners stretching from Errol Garner to Don Pullen.