Sentence examples for means of substituting from inspiring English sources

The period of nation-wide drought in 2001 2003 led to increased interest in the use of recycled water as a means of substituting it for drinking quality water where that standard was not required.

To increase the secretion expression level, we optimized the gene of interest by means of substituting rare codons with P. pichia preferable triplets.

Conformational changes in GPCR (FRET-based measurements) upon addition of a hypotonic stimulus and consecutive receptor activation have been described for BK2R in bovine aortic endothelial cells [ 59], for PTH1R (FRET-based) in pre-osteoblastic cells [ 60], and for AT1R (determined by means of substituted cysteine accessibility mapping) in HEK293 cells [ 61].

Mean effect of substituting both Essex alleles by PI437654 alleles.

Beyond that, it provided rules how to simulate numerically the realistic buckling behaviour by means of substitute geometric imperfections.

Smith misstates what she calls "the second-most famous quotation" of the Clinton presidency as "It depends upon what the meaning of the word 'is' means," substituting "means" for "is".

Within such groups, all probe set lines were kept instead of substituting them with the single mean or median value.

But since the Constitution is not "a catalogue of answers," as the conservative scholar Alexander Bickel explained in 1962, Justice Thomas's brand of originalism means substituting his personal views of the Constitution for those of earlier courts.

This guideline is not meant to substitute reporting of resistance mechanisms detected by the laboratory, usually following the recommendations of EUCAST or CLSI standards.

None of this is meant to substitute for a consultation with a tax expert; because individual circumstances differ widely, the calculations start to get very complicated.

The groups argue that DOE's environmental reviews of plans to modernize the weapons complex were flawed or were never done and that it failed to consider alternatives to stockpile stewardship, a set of costly experiments meant to substitute for nuclear testing.