Sentence examples for progressively substituted from inspiring English sources

This is being progressively substituted by mechanized harvest of green chopped sugarcane, without burning [10],[10].

Fat for candles and lamp oil was progressively substituted by paraffin and seed oils, mainly cotton seed oil, but the skins found a market in the USA.

Particularly, a granular Tβ4 pattern predominates in the early and middle phases of fetal development, progressively substituted by a structural diffuse cytoplasmic staining as seen in full term infants and adults (Figs. 9 and 10).

This classical model is being progressively substituted by a much more integrative model of signal transduction, in which a considerable amount of cross-talk takes place between pathways.

Another, progressively substituted, set was made by substituting e.g. the missing observations on Day 5 with observations from Day 6, thereby placing emphasis on the observations towards the end of the observation period.

Given the high sensitivity for CIN2+ lesions and the high reproducibility of hr-HPV testing (Carozzi et al, 2005b), its role in surveillance seems pivotal for a standardised follow-up protocol in which Pap test, whose low reproducibility rates among centres are well known (Confortini et al, 2006; Tinacci et al, 2011), should be progressively substituted.

The non-ozone-depleting HFCs are progressively substituting CFCs and HCFCs in many of their applications, leading to rapidly growing emissions rates of HFCs.

The improvement in mechanical and adhesion properties of polymer resins have allowed to progressively substitute cast-in place rebars by polymer-based anchors in some applications, by providing equivalent or even higher mechanical properties at ambient temperature.

Analogs of the peptide with increased cationicity and α-helicity were chemically synthesized by progressively substituting neutral and acidic amino acid residues on the hydrophilic face of the α-helix by lysine.

Existing studies for families working at the textile sector in Catalonia show that children above the age of 5 or 6 were progressively substituting the market work of their mothers as the number of offspring in the household increased (Camps-Cura 1998).

Fortunately, the newborn sanitary system is progressively substituting the unspecialized post law physicians with specialized GPs.