Sentence examples for mutually replace from inspiring English sources

Despite structural similarities between Yae1 and Lto1, these proteins could not mutually replace each other in Rli1 maturation, even after overexpression.

Recombination in the babA locus is unique in that three allele groups are mutually replaced (Hennig et al. 2006).

Clearly, depending on how far the pendulum swings toward the poles of these two discourses, one encounters a range of epistemic nuances, from the mutually exclusive attempts to replace the genome with the epigenome (or indeed vice versa) as explanatory resources, to the mutually reinforcing attempts to probe them in the increasingly visible circularity of their interconnections.

The utopian solution is to replace the mutually discomforting system of baksheesh with fair wages and benefits.

On his suggestion, the two groups agreed to choose a mutually acceptable sheriff to replace Garvey, who had been killed in the firefight.

MAC — mutually assured connectivity — has replaced the MAD — mutually assured destruction — of cold-war days.

Instead of giving the government discretionary power to do whatever it wants, it should be forced to prosecute all crimes for which probable cause exists, to establish standardized plea-bargaining rules, to bid all government contracts, to subsidize no private company or all of them, and to replace the often mutually exclusive legal precedents in the common law with unambiguous statutory law.

It is even possible that the new phonological representations based on processed speech may be more mutually distinct than the representations they replace based on less appropriate signal processing.

These two trading setups do not necessarily replace each other, but will be a mutually beneficial co-existence according to their own merits.

It means: "able to replace or be replaced by another identical item; mutually interchangeable".

The other method makes the tree by repeatedly replacing a mutually nearest pair in the system by a super-particle.