If all that's left is a sexist, devil-take-the-hindmost wasteland which treats people as disposable and interchangeable, perhaps the world doesn't really need your great new idea.
Much of the time it seemed their greatest ambition was to make themselves interchangeable — perhaps to qualify as fill-ins for the D.J. who headlined the trance stage, Armin Van Buuren, or for other market leaders like Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso of Swedish House Mafia, who both appeared on Saturday night.
Given the relationship between ApoE isoforms and subsequent protein levels, ApoE could perhaps play an interchangeable role as a risk factor and/or biomarker.
These results seem to indicate that although VEGF followed by mTOR inhibition is an efficacious strategy, everolimus and temsirolimus are not necessarily interchangeable, perhaps owing to their differing pharmacokinetics [46,47].
The Lady Vols, seeded first in the Dayton Regional, are tall, deep and stocked with more interchangeable parts than perhaps any other team.
Right down to its wood tables, bottomless mimosas, and mediocre beach view, Abigale is interchangeable with hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of restaurants actively contributing to the Etsying of modern society.
If the president can jump out of helicopters on television, perhaps the jobs of reality star and statesman are more interchangeable than Trump's critics would have us believe.
Perhaps that is not surprising when the words Jews, Zionists and Israelis are often interchangeable in the Arab media and official discourse.
Perhaps most important to understand is that the individual discount rate and the intergenerational discount rate are not readily interchangeable.
Cartier's new Roadster watch, with its sleek, tonneau-shaped steel case, dashboard face and interchangeable straps (a matching steel bracelet converts easily to this trapunto-stitched leather band), suggests a racy Aston Martin, perhaps, or a touring Bugatti.
Some drugs are interchangeable.
