Sentence examples for serves as a substitute from inspiring English sources

The developed model serves as a substitute for time consuming and expensive solubility measurements.

Post-World War II art now serves as a substitute for the vanishing Impressionist and early 20th-century art.

But is the article itself a self-referential cutting and pasting of fragments that serves as a substitute for sustained original analysis?

Lost licensing revenue counts under Factor Four only when the use serves as a substitute for the original and the full-text-search use does not.

This supposition is incorrect; snakes are sensitive to some airborne sound waves and are able to receive them through a mechanism that serves as a substitute for the tympanic membrane.

When the actors aren't slugging one another -- obviously to soften the Wes Craven-style bloodshed of the original, and guide the picture into a more inclusive PG-13 rating -- they're spritzing sarcasm that serves as a substitute for characterization.

The première would serve as a substitute for a traditional runway show.

The development aid that served as a substitute for compensation is now drying up.

Lower fishing quotas cannot serve as a substitute for habitat protection, he said.

There are sacrifices, however, in which the victim does serve as a substitute for the guilty.

Argus amplifies Deloitte's auditing services but does not serve as a substitute for them.