The RAF aircraft industry supported the losses and its pilots were replaced sufficiently to limit the RAF's decline in strength and deny the Germans victory.
Brains were harvested and placed in 4°C oxygenated (bubbled with 0.4 liters per minute 95%O2/5%% CO2) artificial cerebrospinal fluid (ACSF) containing (in mM) 119 NaCl, 2.5 KCl, 1.3 MgCl2, 0.5 CaCl2, 1 NaH26.2, 26.2 NaHCO3, 11 D-glucose, in which equimolar choline chloride replaced NaCl to limit excitotoxicity.
An initial single dose of aminoglycosides was commonly subsequently replaced by fluoroquinolones to limit harmful side-effects.
The county estimates that 40% of these older homes have underground tanks that must be replaced in order to limit the threat of ground water contamination.
The DexCom device, for instance, costs $800, plus $35 for sensors that are replaced every three days to limit the risk of infection.
Culture medium was replaced with 90% glycerol to limit the movement of juvenile trunk.
Robotic systems will also be required to operate inside vacuum vessels in order to limit or replace human access, to intervene quickly between experimental sessions for in-vessel inspections and measurements, and to preserve the machine conditioning and thus improve machine availability.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advocate replacing catheters every 72-96 hours to limit the potential for infection, 15 but the recommendation is based on scant evidence.
How much such handouts cost the taxpayer depends on how many people are covered, how long the subsidies last, and what share of the earnings drop is replaced.By limiting the subsidy to a quarter of the drop in a worker's hourly wage, Mr Kling makes sure no one is rewarded for simply putting in fewer hours.
Leaf tissue lost to herbivores in the shade appears to be too expensive to replace under the limiting light conditions of forest understory.
