The Azeri capital, Baku, is emerging as a leading candidate to substitute for Manas, should the Kyrgyz government refuse to reconsider its withdrawal of the basing rights.
(A)(ii), substituted "leading to" for "to earn" and, in subpar.
"What we are looking for is the powdered-milk equivalent for blood," says Professor Chris Cooper, biochemist and leading blood substitute expert at the University of Essex.
The researchers said there could be no substitute for leading a healthy lifestyle, including eating a good diet, but that a complimentary statin would be at least one positive choice among a sea of negative ones.
Villas-Boas was booed by Spurs fans for substituting leading scorer Jermain Defoe after Ben Watson's 56th-minute strike, but he claims second striker Clint Dempsey was having a better game and his decision was "for the best of the team".
This study pointed the p-methoxy substituted derivative as a leading compound for the development of new microbicidal medicines based on thieno[2,3-b]pyridine analogs.
A juicy leading role for an actress.
Imprison leading scientists for doing research?
Solar technologies tend to substitute for fuels and their associated costs, leading to avoided fuel costs or fuel savings.
Similar to leading is accounting for drop.
Conclusion: BPS, once considered a safe substitute for BPA, disrupts membrane-initiated E2-induced cell signaling, leading to altered cell proliferation, cell death, and PRL release.
