"significant replacement" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example: After weeks of searching, the company found a significant replacement for the former CEO.
Wholesale electricity prices across the state increased more than they would have had more significant replacement generation been readied earlier.
Unlike in South Africa, where urbanisation brought black people to the cities in such numbers that they eventually became the majority, in Israel there is substantial territorial separation and significant replacement of Palestinian labour by foreign workers, especially from Asia.
The demonstrated advantages of using CXLs include significant replacement of conventional solvents (up to 80% by volume) by environmentally benign CO2 and process intensification at relatively mild pressures (compared to those required with scCO2).
To the authors' best knowledge this is the first study ever concerning the behaviour of full-scale recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) structures subjected to vertical loading and the behaviour of slabs with significant replacement of conventional aggregates by RA.
The present research activity has been launched at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ, Brazil) for demonstrating the feasibility of "ecological concrete" for structural use, characterised by a significant replacement of natural aggregates with recycled ones, which are produced from processing Construction Demolition Waste (CDW).
The resulting microstructure conferred unique biological properties to this material upon implantation in bone defects, since its degradation rate after 4 and 12 weeks was more than twice that for the three other CPCs, with a significant replacement by newly formed bone.
The logistics of getting voters in to see all significant replacements in a season was a problem, and a single award encompassing male and female performances, and roles in both musicals and plays, would also seem to present too many challenges.
Significant replacements will allow AG to retain a huge amount of surrender charges.
This gradual accumulation of functionally significant replacements, often following a series of gene duplications [ 72], has been hypothesized as a means for enzymes to evolve in response to host selection [ 71].
22See column 6 which presents the difference in the values of column 4 and column 5. 23I find that the effect of the net wage is about six times as large as the non-significant net replacement rate effect and three times as large as the non-significant replacement income effect.
There are 36 pairs of amino acids (20% of all pairs) that have a significant directional replacement bias (p < 0.01) and they contribute 6,347 of the 16,614 observed replacements (38% of the replacements).
