Replacement refers to developing models that avoid or replace the use of animals altogether.
In 1968, 366 and 377 (original numbers) were scrapped with cars 353 and 354 renumbered to replace them (refer to renumbering table further below) with the result that the H type fleet had been reduced to 26 cars.
"Recent appointees tended to be more active in questioning than the justices they replaced," he said, referring to Justices Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor.
We previously generated a Rasgrf1 mutation in which the Rasgrf1 repeats were replaced with sequences referred to as Region 2 (R2) that were implicated in the control of Igf2r imprinting [37].
If it isn't clear to whom a pronoun refers, replace it with the person's name or a better identifier, such as "the author" when referring to the author of a work.
Algorithms create a sort of Baudrillardian simulation, where each rating has completely replaced the reality it refers to, and where the digital review feels more real, and certainly more meaningful, than the actual, real-life experience.
HaShoah, "The Destruction," is the name meant to replace "Holocaust" in referring the systematic murder of 6 million Jewish people organized and supervised by the Nazi regime mostly in the first five years of the 1940s.
If a pronoun could refer to more than 1 noun in the sentence, or if it isn't clear what the pronoun refers to, replace the pronoun with words that make the reference clear.
This question refers to replacing a faulty refrigerator in a rent-stabilized apartment.
SEVERAL years of headlines and impassioned protests over older homes being torn down and replaced with larger ones — referred to locally as Fairfield County McMansions — have made the term "teardown" synonymous with controversy.
