Sentence examples for it is used to replace from inspiring English sources
Natural gas should have a role, especially if it is used to replace dirty coal generation, but only a supporting role.
Like the opioid drugs it is used to replace, this stuff can be addictive, and it can also cause serious nausea.
Natural gas does have a role to play in our energy future -- especially if it is used to replace dirty coal power -- but only a supporting role.
Second, the use of DiNP is increasing as it is used to replace DEHP in soft PVC, and consequently the human urinary levels of DiNP metabolites are rapidly increasing globally.
However, these sites can be quite degenerate; for example, the more hydrophobic variant PVIVIT is much more potent in recruiting calcineurin when it is used to replace the native 'PxIxIT' sequences in either the transcription factor Crz1 (PIISIQ) (Roy et al., 2007) or the endocytic adaptor Aly1 (PILKIN) (O'Donnell et al., 2013).
Later, it was used to replace chewing tobacco, to eliminate parasitic worms and – apparently – quell "women's longing".
In this study, FCW was crushed into coarse aggregate, and then it was used to replace natural coarse granite at percentages of 0%, 15 %, 30 and 50%and50%roducing new concrete mixes.
The technology has since been repurposed by several other cities including Honolulu where, according to BenDor, it's used to replace the batteries in tsunami detectors.
For the complementation of LEE4 the sacB gene was used to select for bacteria that had lost the sacB-kan cassette from the chromosome after it was used to replace the genetic material, i.e. on the second round of allelic exchange.
Note that these definitions do not address the issue that has caused most controversy around volunteering over the past 70 years, and that continues to dog visions of the big society – namely, whether it is acceptable for it to be used to replace paid employment in the public services.
Related: The charities who are challenging the government's workfare programme Note that these definitions do not address the issue that has caused most controversy around volunteering over the past 70 years, and that continues to dog visions of the big society – namely, whether it is acceptable for it to be used to replace paid employment in the public services.
