Sentence examples for requiring substitution from inspiring English sources

These units aim at receiving patients who need close monitoring, or present a risk of a potential organ failure without requiring substitution.

Lin eliminated most of the spelling rules requiring substitution of vowels, as can be seen from his spelling Guoryuu Romatzyh, in which the regular -r is used for T2 and a doubled vowel for T3.

The functional equivalence of these genes in a specific tissue had not previously been addressed in vivo; a definitive test of functional equivalency requiring substitution of Dlx5 coding sequences for those of Dlx6.

During the observation period all patients requiring substitution with PPSB concentrate were included.

This overcomes many of the limitations of traditional repeated measures analysis of variance, in that it uses all available data without requiring substitution or estimation of missing values to avoid the exclusion of cases with non-complete data and does not assume homogeneity of correlations over waves of measurement [ 41].

Perhaps the distinction between substituted and supported decision-making could be better conceptualised as a sliding scale, in which parts of decisions requiring substitution decisions should always be in a patient's 'best interests', but capacity should also be maximised for supporting decisions at the same time.

The Dane injured himself badly enough in the process to require substitution.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that the district judge handling the case was required to examine the facts and decide "whether the interests of justice required substitution of counsel" when the inmate, Kenneth Clair, complained that his lawyer was not pursuing important evidence in his federal habeas corpus appeal.

Although various oligonucleotide backbone modifications have been invented for more efficient binding to complementary RNA [23, 24], these modifications require substitution of multiple nucleotides.

It is assumed that providing maize for the fermentation process requires substitution of feed, e.g. by import, and therefore increases the ecological pressure on field by 20%.

Computer-aided aroma design (CAAD) is likely to become a hot issue as the REACH EC document targets many aroma compounds to require substitution.