Sentence examples for successfully to replace from inspiring English sources

Finally, PBW aggregates can be used successfully to replace conventional aggregates in mortar and concrete without any long term detrimental effects and with acceptable strength development properties.

During the past century, synthetic materials and devices have been developed to the point at which they can be used successfully to replace and/or restore function to diseased or damaged tissues.

We conclude that the use of a 95 mm long surgical suction pipe is able to prevent displacement of an endotracheal tube during TVI advancement and this device can be used successfully to replace the original tube stop.

Therefore, these three alternative methods for the determination of the PBSC number in the peripheral blood or the collected concentrate samples could be used successfully to replace the existing CD34+ method.

Last ten decades have shown tremendous growth in the field of material science and it is very synonymous to say that some materials have been used successfully to replace, assist, and repair some parts of the body and its functions.

The fact that the FDLT is used successfully to replace dysfunctional PTT may indicate either that the tendon rapidly adapts to its new location, changing the synthesis of matrix components, or these differences in composition do not significantly affect the material properties of the tendon.

Each year I would argue (successfully) that to replace his knowledge would take at least two cheaper hires, whose combined salaries would actually be greater.

Proprietary wash buffers from Rheonix with reduced EtOH concentrations were also successfully used to replace the wash buffers provided with the High Pure Viral RNA kit.

A bioengineered airway (7 cm long), dynamically preseeded with autologous epithelial respiratory cells and mesenchymal stem cell-derived chondrocytes, has been successfully used to replace left main bronchus (stenosed from tuberculosis) [ 18].

Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee successfully underwent surgery to replace his arthritic right knee at a hospital in Bombay and is expected to spend the next 10 days recuperating there.

Last year, JJ Abrams did a remarkable job with his reboot of Star Trek, successfully managing both to replace the seemingly irreplaceable William Shatner as James T Kirk with Chris Pine and also finding space for both the original Spock, Leonard Nimoy, to line up next to his new doppelganger Zachary Quinto.