Sentence examples for substitute standard from inspiring English sources

Colonoscopy pills Pills containing video cameras can substitute standard, invasive colonoscopy.

ECCO2R can provide further options for hypercapnic respiratory disease, but because systemic oxygenation improvement is slight and there's no hemodynamic support, actually in our experience, it cannot substitute standard ECMO as a bridge to lung transplant, especially if extracorporeal support is required for a long time.

It is also interesting to note how the performance of Algorithm 1 are virtually identical when problem (17) is solved by means of Algorithm ?? and by its convex reformulation, thus indicating that the low-complexity Algorithm 2 can effectively substitute standard numerical algorithms.

The present study revealed that the noninvasive Nexfin HD system cannot substitute standard invasive blood pressure measurement while CO monitoring appears more reliable in the presently investigated group of ten critically ill patients.

A new application of MP-RAGE is/OP imable is able to substitute standard dual GR IP/OP imaging with moderate image quality in the elderly, severely debilitated, and in young children [ 5– 7].

However, it is largely agreed that at present end-to-side neurorrhaphy could not substitute standard techniques in most cases, as brachial plexus repair, but can be considered a valid therapeutic option in selected situations, optionally in combination with other strategies, in case of failure of other previous attempts of nerve repair or whenever other approaches are not feasible.

By contrast, we substituted standard with flavoured food, rewards that were identical in appearance and nutritional content.

We have replaced the LacZ reporter for a fluorescent reporter gene (Venus-YFP), enabling continuous time-course experiments, as well as substituting standard cloning strategies with Gateway® cloning (Hartley et al., 2000).

Nine AGEs and OPs were measured by LC-MS/MS utilizing internal stable heavy isotope substituted standards.

According to the standard approximation that (1 + x) ≤ e x make x = - i × q m and then substitute the standard approximation into Equation 5 to obtain P n c ≤ ∏ i = 1 l - 1 e - i × q 2 m (6).

(The post horn was the valveless predecessor of the more modern horn, or French horn, and was used by mail coaches to signal their imminent arrival; its appearance here underlines Mahler's ideal of a rural scene. Modern performances sometimes substitute a standard French horn).