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Eutectic high-entropy alloys are potential replacements of structural alloys, due to their microstructure and properties.

For silica dissolution, acetic, oxalic, citric acids, histidine and phenylalanine were used as potential replacements of ammonium bifluoride (NH4F·HF).

This work aimed to study the performance of ground white and brown chicken eggshell waste powders as potential replacements of conventional quarried limestone in Portland cement mortars.

Based on these results, we concluded that the Ni B micro-probes can sustain their mechanical performance for an extended service time and are useful for a large number of touchdown testing processes, which makes them potential replacements of conventional Ni Co micro-probes for fine pitch testing.

WPP chairman Philip Lader, the former US ambassador to the UK, said that twice a year the company discussed the "elephant in the room" – the potential replacement of the group's 68-year-old founder Sorrell – but said in the event this happens the aim will not be trying to "identify another Martin".

Nowadays, they are considered to be a potential replacement of glass fibres for use in composite materials.

However, the transition of piezoresistive SU-8 cantilever sensors from a proof of concept to a potential replacement of conventional diagnostics techniques is limited by various challenges.

Thus at higher levels RPP obtained from the potato tubers of Gogu valley can be a potential replacement of antibiotics in the feed of weanling pigs.

The application of steel fibres as the only shear reinforcement is also reported, in an attempt to examine the effectiveness of fibres as a potential replacement of stirrups.

Based on the test results, CFBC fly ash has the potential replacement of partial cementing materials and as an alternative of pozzolan.

Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering are searching for a novel stem cell based therapeutic strategy that will allow for efficient treatment or even potential replacement of damaged organs.