Sentence examples for supports substituting from inspiring English sources

The increased poisoning resistance was due to high substrate acidity (sulphated, heteropoly acid promoted and zeolite supports), substituting the active species of the catalyst (other than vanadium species, i.e. Cu, Fe) and new catalyst synthesis methods (Nano-V2O5/Sul-TiO2 catalyst prepared by sol gel method).

The City Council will vote Tuesday on a proposed settlement for contractors' project-related claims, which include compensation for revised skylight supports, substitute walkway concrete and custom mounting bolts.

Substantial's mission is to redesign the way schools and districts recruit, train and support substitute teachers.

Administrators, teachers and parents too often failed to hold students accountable for misbehavior with substitutes and to support substitutes in ensuring a disciplined learning experience.

Needed more support Substitutes Marcell Jansen (for Lahm, h-t) Kevin Kuranyi (for Hitzlsperger, 58) Mario Gómez (for Klose, 79) Iker Casillas -7 - Exuded confidence especially from set-pieces as his punches found their mark.

Halfpenny converted and, after weathering a lengthy period of Sale pressure, the hosts made the game safe when Williams escaped down the left following a Paterson lineout take and returned the inside scoring pass to the supporting substitute.

I also consider whether forms of social support can substitute for marriage, focusing on the presence of adult children.

Donors and NGOs often assess the capacity of government to cope with the impacts of conflict and whether that capacity needs to be supported or substituted to differing degrees (Harvey 2005).

Half our participants did not support such substituted decision making.

It means that there is no evidence to support a substituted judgement decision favouring continued life-sustaining treatment.

Under the Mental Capacity Act 2005, legal capacity testing represents a 'cut-off point' for a decision, and creates a categorical distinction between supported and substituted decision-making.