Sentence examples for is only a substitute from inspiring English sources

**English Bibles translate "Adonai" as "Lord," so it's easy to connect the word with a European, feudal sense of "lord" and forget that the Hebrew word is only a substitute for the name of God (YHVH) - a name so intimately revealed that it must not be said aloud, like the intimate name of one's lover.

We acknowledge that this equation is only a substitute for the actual glomerular filtration rate, but validation of this equation or developing an alternative for the MDRD-derived baseline creatinine was beyond the scope of this study.

On the first weekend, he was in the starting 11 in a defeat by Ipswich, but was only a substitute in the next Premiership game against Arsenal.

The namesake, St. Julien Marshall, was only a substitute end on the football team, however, while the future Chief of Staff was what is called by sportswriters a tower of strength in the line.

But he was only a substitute for a high-profile Champions League fixture at Real Madrid and for the Premier League visit of Stoke City.

James Morrison was only a substitute for West Brom against Chelsea, while fellow midfielder James McArthur was on the Wigan Athletic bench until the final seconds against Yeovil Town.

The street outside our house is only a fair substitute for the ice rink, but that does not stop my son and his friends from playing.

This provides an explanation of why the function of IFT27-GFP is only a partial substitute for the function of the endogenous IFT27 in Chlamydomonas.

Sequence identity is only a crude substitute to biological homology, and in practice, it has often been argued that structurally correct alignments are those more likely to be useful for further biological modeling.

Although 53% of English-speaking Asian patients would like to read leaflets in an Asian language, we feel that written information is only a partial substitute for adequate discussion with a medical person who speaks their mother tongue.

The nearby SMN2 gene, despite its identical coding capacity, is only an incomplete substitute, because a single nucleotide difference impairs the inclusion of its seventh exon in the messenger RNA (mRNA).