Sentence examples for modest replacement from inspiring English sources

It also allowed the developer to build a more modest replacement railyard than he had once promised.

Apart from the inevitable change in surface, and the modest replacement of a rickety wooden stand, Iffley Road looks the same as it did 50 years ago.

Hannah seized upon the idea of selling the luxurious family home and donating half the proceeds to charity, while using the other half to buy a more modest replacement home.

They agreed, and soon we met Imran's replacement: a modest and soft-spoken Belgian-Moroccan man (he would not give us his name) dressed in a white djellaba.

Ouabain had only a very modest effect on uptake and replacement of the sodium buffer with a potassium buffer reduced uptake slightly but replacement of sodium with choline had no effect (Supplementary Figure 1B), suggesting that the contribution of the Na+/K+ ATPase was minimal.

We demonstrate that adjunctive use of tacrolimus with an ~50% minced muscle graft replacement resulted in modest improvements in muscle function 3 months after injury and repair, but the magnitude of improvement is not expected to elicit clinically meaningful functional improvements.

Nitrate replacement caused a modest but significant inhibition (−15.5±2.8%, N = 9; P = 0.0006).

Even though deletion of P2 or P3 results in a modest reduction in actin affinity, replacement of the Ala cluster with a canonical coiled coil interface dramatically reduces actin affinity [17], suggesting destabilization is essential for actin binding whether by direct participation of the P2-P3 regior or by determining the overall molecular shape for binding the actin filament.

A modest reduction of salt and replacement of SFA with PUFA in food products can significantly reduce the burden of CVD in the adult Finnish population.

Clinicians with an interest in the effect of hormonal factors on gout incidence could find the increases in serum urate induced by menopause and the protection conferred by hormone replacement therapy too modest to be of very much clinical relevance.

The explanation for the broad prevalence of below replacement fertility and the modest extent of negative natural increase is population momentum, an important concept introduced in Keyfitz (1971).