Sentence examples for substituted to allow from inspiring English sources

Former Liverpool defender Vegard Heggem says he was happy to be the man substituted to allow an 18-year-old Steven Gerrard to make his Anfield debut in 1998.

Foods within each of these four groups may be freely substituted to allow for variation without needing to recalculate portion sizes.

This lightning conductor for controversy was at the centre of the action again, even though he was kept back as a substitute to allow Daniel Sturridge to make his debut after a £12m move from Chelsea.

Districts also designate the second day of the workshop as a professional development event and provide substitute teachers to allow one full day of participation by science teachers.

But Williams and the club were both found guilty of fabricating a cut to the mouth in order to allow substituted fly-half Nick Evans to return to the field with five minutes remaining.

Because of the high sequence homology among FCoV, CCoV, and TGEV, a nucleotide preceding the last pair of dissimilar nucleotides in S3 and S4 was substituted with an inosine to allow primer binding.

In other words, it is sort of a half opiate, which can be substituted for a narcotic to allow a generally remarkably tolerable detoxification.

So they argued that the legal deadline -- 51 days before the election -- for substituting candidates should yield to allow a real choice on Nov. 5, which is 35 days from today.

To improve on these results and based on success with paclitaxel, ifosfamide, and cisplatin (TIP) as salvage conventional-dose chemotherapy, we conducted a phase I/II trial of HD paclitaxel with ifosfamide (TI), substituting carboplatin for cisplatin to allow dose escalation.

The underlying glass substrate could also be substituted with sapphire or quartz to allow growth at higher temperatures without softening of the slide.

Ni reduces the solubility of N and, therefore, was substituted by Mn in order to allow for up to 1 weight-% N to be alloyed.