Sentence examples for substitutes see from inspiring English sources

The U.S. National Academy of Science has recently undertaken a project to provide a framework for evaluating safer substitutes (see studies in progress at http://www8.nationalacademies.org/cp/projectvincludingkey=49569), including, in particular, Systems Toxicology.

It looked as if it would be plain sailing for the Dons, especially when QPR, having already used all three of their substitutes, saw stand-in skipper Faurlin carried off on a stretcher.

In 'the ideal REACH world', all substances of which the use comprises a risk would be identified and substituted (see column one of Additional file 5).

City finally wrapped up proceedings when Darren Anderton, with his first kick after coming on as a substitute, saw Heskey deflect his free-kick past the stranded Hoult.

Though he has realized his goal of turning his notoriously quarrelsome party into one with a new reputation for competence, a lot of Britons have become bored with the tame and colorless substitute, seeing it as an army of policy-wonk apparatchiks in gray suits and wire-frame glasses robotically reciting the sayings of Chairman Tony.

Albrighton, an influential second-half substitute, saw his 25-yard shot hit the post, while Villa forward Benteke hit the bar with a header and went close with an acrobatic overhead kick.

There was also more dirty play in the trenches, players said, as these warriors probed the substitutes to see how much they could get away with.

Instead, he had a ringside seat as one of boss Alan Pardew's substitutes to see Newcastle climb off the canvas and snatch a 4-4 dragainstinst Arsenal.

Nor is the use of substitute years (see Table  1).

In ophthalmologic research, dissociated retinal cultures have been used to identify factors able to promote cell survival and/or differentiation [ 143, 164– 173] and evaluation of artificial vitreous substitute biocompatibility (see for a review [ 163]).

As with any tree, reading about it and looking at pictures of it are no substitutes for seeing a mature specimen.