Most punk bands get less fierce, less demanding, as they learn to play better; they substitute technique for bravado, because they're so pleased to discover they can master a technique.
In fact, the teachers of P.S. 172 skip over much of Everyday Math, substituting techniques from two other programs -- TERC, which schools in Manhattan's popular District 2 use, and Math in the City, a program developed by City College.
From the 1950s onward, the development of artificial life-sustaining and/or organ-substituting techniques delivered in intensive care units (ICUs) has shifted the definition of death from a sudden and unexpected event to a partially controlled process.
Quick and practical decision-making process in presence of uncertainty-based reservoir development scenarios is a notable stimuli for reservoir management teams to find substitute modeling techniques for future performance forecasting of heavy oil reservoirs.
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.
Further, we did not find any alternative metric that could substitute this technique for aggregating X Y points for each bin.
Therefore, there is a need for an alternative substitute to these techniques for the routine quality control analysis of the concerned drug.
In cases where the information are hidden or less codified than in the medical or biomedical field, the functional approach can be used as well, but the exploitation of the Big Data with text mining tools has to be substituted with other techniques as shown in [29].
Given the critical relationship between survival time and health care costs, it is tempting to use Kaplan-Meier techniques, substituting time to death with cost to death as the dependent variable.
Thus, while the treatment of acute coronary syndromes in hemophiliacs requires a combination of antithrombotic and replacement therapies, thrombolytic therapy for myocardial infarctions is unjustified in these patients due to the unacceptable risk of hemorrhage and should be substituted by alternative techniques such as percutaneous coronary angioplasty (Mafrici et al 2003).
