Sentence examples similar to possibilities of replacement from inspiring English sources
The first consul retained in outline the system instituted by the Revolution: recruitment by forced conscription but with the possibility of replacement by substitutes; the mixing of the conscripts with old soldiers; and the eligibility of all for promotion to the highest ranks.
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"It opens up unlimited possibilities for replacement of internal organs, especially those that are muscular".
Possibilities for replacement include cellular transplantation and regeneration of pancreatic endocrine cells.
The potential of scaffolding technology has opened up the future possibility of building replacement organs for the human body such as livers and kidneys.
Moreover, one can consider the possibility of the replacement of a given pump with a smaller one.
Soon afterward the development of cultured pluripotent embryonic stem cells provided the possibility of gene replacement or gene deletion in mice.
A bolted carboncarbon (CC) tile is preferred compared with a brazed tile solution due to the expected moderate heat fluxes, costs and the possibility of rapid replacement of individual tiles.
There is an urgent need to develop techniques that will enable liver tissue engineering or generate a bioartificial liver, which will maintain or improve liver function or offer the possibility of liver replacement.
Stern discussed the possibility of having replacement players brought in to begin the following season.
That's why most other credit card companies won't offer it: they fear the possibility of frequent replacement costs for damaged cards.
