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They have mostly been replaced by percutaneous CBs and this replacement did not result in an increase of diagnostic delays.

Those problems have mostly been replaced by more cerebral complaints.But stress is a fearfully woolly concept.

But metaphorically and literally, screams have mostly been replaced by a conversational drone.

Facebook hasn't entirely abandoned the wall, but the concept has mostly been replaced by the news feed.

Open warfare has mostly been replaced now by guerrilla fighting, ambushes, kidnappings, torture, assassinations, land mines and terrorist attacks.

They also said that even in the late 70's, psychedelic had mostly been replaced by hallucinogenic, a vocabulary shift they said Dr. Osmond himself made.

In an interview, Ms. Slaughter added that she was motivated to write in part by her concern about the number of women serving in high posts under President Obama — and now that the first round of female appointees is leaving, she said, they are mostly being replaced by men.

Firstly, it has been demonstrated with increasing severity of the disease that patient ratings must mostly be replaced by proxy ratings [ 55],[ 56], even if Logsdon and colleagues showed in 2002 that patients can rate their own QoL until the late stages [ 28].

Nearly two-thirds agreed that "cash and credit cards will have mostly disappeared" and been replaced with "smart" devices able to carry out a transaction.

Up to now, big coal-fired plants have been replaced mostly by sizeable gas-fired ones.

What sounds to him like Muzak? (Muzak, if we are being literal, is mostly gone and has been replaced in department stores by curated playlists of pop music).