Sentence examples for substitution target from inspiring English sources
Like other EU Member States, Austria will meet the substitution target of the EU European Renewable Energy Directive for transportation almost exclusively by first generation biofuels, primarily biodiesel from oilseed rape (OSR).
Here, we derive upper bounds on the frequency of flanker substitution, target substitution, and both.
Like other EU Member States, Austria will meet the substitution target for transportation almost exclusively by first generation biofuels [3,4].
The machine principle is based on volume control, where either substitution rate per minute or total substitution target volume can be set.
To reduce these emissions in Europe, a substitution target has been set in the Renewable Energy Directive [2] that defines that 10% of the fossil fuels used in the transportation sector have to be substituted with renewable sources by 2020.
If this loss cannot be compensated by GM gains, large scale GM OSR application could substantially reduce domestic production and thus counteract national or European strategies like the EU substitution target.
The substitution targeted Portugal's weak left side by utilizing the speed of Yedlin and Johnson, and it paid dividends in the 81st minute.
Harm reduction for injecting drug users UNICEF is an active partner in the Government's Harm Reduction program which comprise of needle syringe and condom distribution along with methadone substitution targeted at injecting drug users.
In DNA-PKcs, charge-reversal amino-acid substitutions targeting the PRD also compromise its kinase activity (Mordes et al, 2008).
Specific amino-acid substitutions targeting the PRD of ATR, such as of Lys2589 with glutamic acid, compromise the interaction of ATR with TopBP1, the induction of TopBP1-dependent kinase activity and the checkpoint function of ATR, but do not affect basal kinase activity (Mordes et al, 2008).
Something other than flanker substitution, either target substitution or pooling, must account for the rest.
