Sentence examples for substitutable by from inspiring English sources

In other words, weak sustainability maintains that man-made, manufactured capital is of greater importance than natural capital and can easily substitute it (Solow 1974 , 1986 , 1993Hartwick 1977, 1978, 1990), while strong sustainability recognizes that natural capital is often not substitutable by man-made capital and in certain instances can never be substituted by it.

In contrast, parental time appears substitutable by coresiding grandparents who contribute to delay the parents' return, especially mothers, when they have pre-school children or children in primary school.

In contrast, parental time appears substitutable by coresiding grandparents who contribute to delay the parents' return, especially mothers, when they have children below the age of 12. JEL classification: J61, J13, C41, O53.

This could suggest that paternal direct investments may not be substitutable by stepfather investments for children's socio-emotional development.

Spatial prioritization of ES differs from spatial prioritization for conservation because ES are valued primarily for their worth to humans, can be transferable across space (may not need to be protected at a specific location), are sometimes substitutable by human engineering, and service beneficiaries define the success of management actions.

If one of the items is out of stock then its demand will be fulfilled by the second item and if any demand is not met by substitutable item it will be completely lost.

In addition, interference in the prothrombin time by substitutable coagulation factors is another limitation.

The first inventory model of substitutable item was studied by McGillivray and Silver (1978) by considering that all of the substitutable items have the same unit variable cost and shortage penalty.

The reference price groups are based on the list for substitutable medicinal products compiled by the Finnish Medicines Agency Fimea.

The Supply-Demand-Institutions (SDI) framework (see Katz and Autor 1999) divides the entire workforce into imperfectly substitutable demographic groups, e.g., by gender, education, and age.

Indeterminate reaction groups (IRGs) comprise substitutable reactions (see Group substitutability analysis for identifying solutions) which are the source of multiple optimal solutions Hence, all minimal reaction sets can be identified by finding all the different additional reaction groups (ARGs) from the IRGs.