Sentence examples for primarily replaced from inspiring English sources
Recent woody vegetation, which has primarily replaced grasslands and partially arable land, prevails in both the mining (61.3%) as well as the non-mining (47.1%) landscapes.
Over the last 50 years, this expansion primarily replaced natural and thus older pine forests with younger and faster growing Loblolly pines.
The pancreas digestion enzyme changed significantly during the study period; NB1 collagenase has primarily replaced Liberase HI in the most recent era (p < 0.001, Table 3).
However, when the macronutrient composition is changed in a diet by reducing carbohydrate, the energy from this source is primarily replaced by that from fat, as a high energy intake from protein is hard to achieve in the long term.
Disability insurance, which primarily replaces wages lost to illness, was never at issue in the legislative debate over the Affordable Care Act.
These neural stem cells (NSCs) and mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are no longer believed to primarily replace damaged cells but rather to modulate immune responses and rescue the dopaminergic neurons by secreting a variety of soluble factors [ 53, 117].
"Primarily, it replaced an older, dilapidated apartment building with 10 new homes that were offered for sale at a price point that was appealing to first-time buyers". The energy-efficient features and modern design of the homes, White added, "offered a tremendous visual improvement and truly enhanced the existing area". Furthermore, the homes sold quickly.
He was provided with an acrylic partial overlay denture, primarily to replace his upper front teeth.
Sports drinks contain carbohydrates, minerals, electrolytes and flavouring, and are intended primarily to replace water and electrolytes lost through sweating.
Some propose reforming the selection process, primarily by replacing the committee, traditionally composed exclusively of Norwegian politicians, with a panel of international leaders.
The Philippines introduced a reform program in 1963, which aimed primarily at replacing share tenancy with lease contracts and eventually with ownership, and at revitalizing agriculture through extension services.
