Sentence examples for substitute producing from inspiring English sources

He made 11 appearances for the club, five as substitute, producing two goals and a fractured cheekbone that interrupted his progress.

Managing to stay onside by a fraction, the substitute produced a crisp finish to score with his first touch.

The US international met Arnautovic's delivery with a feeble punch that fell to Joselu, and the Stoke substitute produced an emphatic finish from the angle.

In a study comparing the skin substitute with secondary intention healing after Mohs micrographic or excisional surgery (Gohari et al 2002), the human skin substitute produced a more pliable, less vascular scar with a better cosmetic appearance than those healing by secondary intention.

Battery substitutes produce current by burning fuel-coated carbon nanotubes like a fuse.

Biofuels like ethanol are gasoline substitutes produced from plants like corn, sugar cane or switch grass, and the underlying idea is the same as Green Freedom.

Using "substitutes" in staff mixes can have positive implications for the cost of service delivery, although health services have generally limited the numbers of substitutes produced.

Hibs rallied again, their 19-year-old substitute Oli Shaw producing a fine finish having collected a Steven Whittaker pass.

If you poke at the empty space, the app provides a bland substitute, sometimes producing a biological inaccuracy that could make prose even racier.

Gallery: A visionary quest to bring eye care to Rwanda's 15,000 villages Gallery: Tanzania – children with albinism receive new limbs after vicious witchcraft attacks On the piece Describing poverty is no substitute for producing hard evidence to help end it, Fiona Brooke wrote: Having read the Report on the millennium development goals only yesterday, I feel qualified to comment here.

This observational study has confirmed some remarkable induction capabilities of this dermal substitute on producing granulation tissue suitable for split skin grafts.