Sentence examples for replacement is based from inspiring English sources
Premarin in pill form is one of the oldest estrogen products and most of the data on hormone replacement is based on it.
The replacement is based on analytical redundancy that is represented by a network of sensors and their interdependencies.
"Accelerator pedal replacement is based on specific customer request only," said the memo, which was addressed to dealers, service managers and parts managers.
Justification for this replacement is based on physical reasoning and the fact that the line defined by DT/D* ≈ 180 accurately separates cases with thin flamelets from those with broadened preheat yet thin reaction layers (i.e. BP-TR flames).
But in our study, the delay to having total knee replacement was based on patients' fear of surgery or its effects, as well as hope for less invasive treatment.
The larger volume used for knee replacement was based upon the larger intraarticular space in the knee compared to the hip.
The indication for knee replacement was based on subjective pain level, a continual need for analgesic and anti-inflammatory drugs, and objective functional limitations such as reduced walking distance and decreased range of motion.
While the formation of C6 C6 (or N6 N6) cross-links was completely unexpected given that the positions selected for cysteine replacement were based on their patterns of MTSES reactivities and apparent aqueous accessibilities, the nature of the homo-oligomeric interface(s) is not yet established.
The potential for decellularized aortic heart valves (AVs) as heart valve replacements is based on the assumption that the major cellular immunogenic components have been removed, and that the remaining extracellular matrix (ECM) should retain the necessary mechanical properties and functional design.
The replacement law is based on economic principles intended to create a single European market for tobacco advertising.
The proposed replacement methodology is based on the reduced beam and joint modelling approach, which involves a geometric analysis of beam-member cross-sections and a static analysis of joints.
