Sentence examples for incomplete replacement from inspiring English sources

Incomplete replacement of oxygen atoms in PO43− ions by MoO3 groups can result in dimers (two-molecule polymers), as, for example, {OP[O(MoO3 3]3}26−.

Thus, GHESmooth does not incur the loss associated with incomplete replacement, because replacement never occurs when DAHG is only increasing.

Although competing demands for new resources will always exist, incomplete replacement only punishes the sector for which aid was intended.

Note the delayed spreading and incomplete replacement of the LEC, compared to controls at the equivalent time points.

During spring buildup or throughout the pollination season beekeepers supplement their hives with homemade combinations of protein, sugars, micronutrients, phagostimulants, and antimicrobials that are an incomplete replacement for natural pollen [ 10, 13].

When these are both extensive, there may be complete replacement of the dead bone by new bone; but when limited, bone absorption may be greatly in excess of bone formation, so that incomplete replacement results with the formation of bone that is less dense than the original and that shows varying degrees of cavitation.

But this system was criticized as being an incomplete UDID replacement, and for its proprietary nature.

Unfortunately, this membrane-based therapy is still incomplete renal replacement, as the mortality and morbidity of these patients remain unacceptably high.

Axhausen was perhaps the first to systematically examine the repair of dead bone [3], and described the process of "simultaneous absorption of dead bone and incomplete, irregular replacement by new bone".

However, mild inflammatory reactions, particularly when associated with embolic or thrombotic processes and due to low grade micro-organisms, may sometimes result in necrosis which is followed by simultaneous absorption of dead bone and incomplete, irregular replacement by new bone, as first pointed out by Axhausen [ 1].

Until effective gene-replacement therapy is developed, expensive, and at best incomplete, enzyme-replacement therapy is the only hope for sufferers of rare lysosomal storage diseases.