Sentence examples for replace the statement from inspiring English sources

A statement about absenteeism should replace the statement about timeliness, and indicators of exerting extra effort and being a teamworker should be added to the tool.

Not nearly as woolly as the winter muffler, and certainly more interesting to look at, the striking, oft-embellished wrap has replaced the statement necklace as the preferred way to add drama to an otherwise ordinary outfit.

The new Catholic missal, for instance, does not seem to fear the forbidding phrase, replacing the statement that Jesus is "one in being with the Father" with the more complicated idea that he is "consubstantial with the Father".

For example, to elaborate a non-teleological text replacing the statement "Nature has provided llamas with a thick coat of hair so that they can endure the bitter cold climate of the Andes".

We have replaced the statement with "… can support transport of the Ndc80 complex in vitro…".

We have also revised relevant text, beginning with the Abstract where we replaced the statement "were preceded by stabilizing mutations" with "were preceded or accompanied by stabilizing mutations".

We replaced the statement "strongly suggesting that the Alu domain-mediated pause is operational in B. subtilis and is independent of SD-like sequences" from the original manuscript with "suggesting that B. subtilis utilizes a pause strategy that is independent of SD-like sequences, possibly involving the SRP Alu domain". 1) A concern is the lack of quantitative data on multiple occasions.

Absenteeism should replace the punctuality statement, and statements should be worded both positively and negatively to mitigate positive response bias.

The PRISMA statement should replace the QUOROM statement for those journals that have endorsed QUOROM.

The petition had been bolstered by an official motion to APS's council to replace the existing statement with a new one that said that "21st century changes are neither exceptional nor persistent". .

From a business standpoint, I particularly like Berger's radical suggestions that companies should brainstorm in questions--and also replace the company mission statement with a "mission question".