There is hope that carefully crafted learning exercises will help students recognize and replace evolutionary misconceptions, and we suggest that incorporating examples of DNA sequences into lectures on natural selection may be part of the solution.
We suggest replacing these materials by living tissue consisting of bladder smooth muscle, normally present at this location.
To avoid the confusion around the concept 'market-based instrument' we suggest replacing it with 'economic instruments' since relying on the price signal is not the same thing as relying on the market.
In order to improve the thermal performance of heat exchangers used in the bipolar plates of PEM fuel cells, we suggest replacing the networks of straight channels by geometries generating chaotic flows.
In what follows, we suggest replacing the ART sample size calculation and presentation of results with one based on RMST and testing the RMST difference between arms.
We suggest to replace that part of the measured distribution by an exponential curve that in general suits the trend of all the other observed energies.
To accomplish a further qualitative ramp in novel generation fuel development and to provide for the compatibility of electric power production we suggest to replace the container design fuel rod, the possibilities of which is practically exhausted, to dispersion type fuel elements (high uranium content fuel, U Mo, U Nb Zr, U3Si with Zr alloy matrix).
When PSEMS are used for the treatment of benign ruptures or anastomotic leaks, we suggest to replace the stent on a 2-4 week basis.
Additionally, we investigate another shape-based method, where we suggest to replace the MMD distance in our method with the Generalised Mover Distance (GMD) which was recently suggested as a measure of the distance between histograms [ 29].
In accordance with Foki et al. (2008), we suggest that replacing the Wada test and direct electrostimulation, with functional MRI, requires the understanding of the anatomical differences between inner and overt speech.
