External monitoring by international organizations might be an additional mechanism of institutional governance but it provides no substitute for the capacities of national governments.
The significant and growing scarcity of feasible reservoir sites and groundwater substitutes has led to greater interest in projects that would complement reservoirs and, at the margin, provide a substitute for increased reservoir capacity.
In such cultures, critique substitutes for cultivating capacities for action.
Thus, we evaluated the effects of probiotic Bacillus as a substitute for antibiotics on antioxidant capacity of piglets.
These results demonstrate that Esrrb can functionally substitute for the hitherto unique capacity of Nanog to reprogram Nanog −/− cells to naive pluripotency.
Currently, he is building a cardboard cathedral with a seven-hundred-person capacity to substitute for a church in Christchurch, New Zealand, that was crippled by 6.3-magnitude quake.
Preclinical modeling of acquired resistance to targeted therapies also yields key insights into target modifications or bypass mechanisms providing the capacity to substitute for the driver oncogene and serves as a powerful starting point when searching for clinical resistance mechanisms.
In this context, it is worth noting that V2b INs predominantly project their axons caudally and may therefore have a limited capacity to substitute for those V1 INs that have rostrally projecting axons.
Although this is an intriguing idea, it should be considered as an additional support to rural communities rather than a substitute for unique solutions to building capacity within the community.
