Sentence examples for likely substitutes from inspiring English sources

American sturgeon and paddlefish populations were targeted as likely substitutes.

They are therefore proposed as one of the most likely substitutes for common antibiotics, to confront an increasingly serious threat to human health caused by antibiotic-resistant bacterial infection [4], [5], [6].

Linear cationic α-helical antimicrobial peptides are referred to as one of the most likely substitutes for common antibiotics, due to their relatively simple structures (≤40 residues) and various antimicrobial activities against a wide range of pathogens.

Wnt8 likely substitutes for the dorsal determinants in Xenopus embryos to dorsalize early embryos via the Wnt/ β-catenin pathway.

Lyle West, who played for the injured free safety Shaun Williams in the preseason, would be the likely substitute.

XANES spectra on substituted Ru showed the majority of Ru was in the 4+ oxidation state (but not in the RuO2 phase) and was more likely substituted in the pyrochlore than the perovskite phase.

The head of the Riccardiana, Fulvio Stacchetti, said the original letter was likely substituted with a fake around 1950-51, when the letter was loaned to national library authorities in Rome.

So now the Yankees will use four starting pitchers instead of three in their American League division series against the Detroit Tigers, with A.J. Burnett most likely substituting for one of Sabathia's starts.

Since this god was closely associated with Varuna in India and with Varuna's likely substitute in Iran, Zarathustra can hardly have ignored one-half of this divine pair without a definite purpose.

The House Democrats would most likely substitute the estate tax parameters that were in place in 2009, with an exemption of $3.5 million per person and a maximum rate of 45 percent.

The South Korean government is thought to be likely to step in to help Hyundai to keep it from withdrawing from North Korea, partly because no likely substitute is seen to exist and partly because South Korea's president, Kim Dae Jung, won the Nobel peace prize for his efforts to improve relations with the North and does not want the process to slip backward.