In 1957, he raised concerns that the supersonic Lockheed F-104 Starfighter, touted as a multi-role replacement for the Sabre, was ill-suited for any purpose except interception.
On Hefce's new role after replacement by the OfS: "Hefce will collaborate with government, students, the sector and others to ensure a smooth transition as the reforms are implemented, subject to parliamentary approval".
Jones started the first match in the place of the injured blindside flanker Dan Lydiate, switched in the second to take the shirt of the suspended lock Bradley Davies, and reverted to the role of replacement for the remaining three fixtures.
This never seemed to bother anyone, although eyebrows might have been raised if Mary took the role as replacement for a 25-year-old Maria.
However, they make endothelioid tubes in vitro and have a greater role in replacement of damaged endothelium [ 75].
A striking example for an epigenetic role of replacement histones is that of CenpA, an H3 variant that has been shown to serve as a self-perpetuating mark on chromatin, important in the maintenance and reproduction of centromere chromatin regardless of its underlying DNA sequence (Cleveland et al., 2003; Bailey et al., 2013).
In more recent years, researchers have attempted to synthesize and extend these founding theories by considering the role of replacements or hiring in assuaging the negative effects of turnover (e.g., Nyberg and Ployhart, 2013) and by factoring in the timing or clustering of turnover (Hausknecht and Holwerda, 2013).
These cells might play a role in homeostatic replacement of dying CMs, but they appear not to be activated for replacement of injured cells.
"In understanding the role of testosterone replacement, we are in many ways where we were decades ago with estrogen replacement with women.
The company said that it has already begun a search for Cagney's successor and that he will remain in the executive role until a replacement is found.
The role of nicotine replacement therapy has long been misunderstood.
