Sentence examples for that could substitute from inspiring English sources

First, the formula milk that could substitute for breast milk costs money.

But the tobacco is already yielding one product that could substitute for diesel oil, said Peggy G. Lemaux, a researcher at Berkeley.

To make clinical use of the discovery, Dr. Srivastava said he would need first to duplicate the process with human cells, and then develop three drugs that could substitute for the three proteins used in the conversion process.

The new focus this year is in sharp contrast to the Farnborough show in 2006, when Boeing's technology experts insisted in staff meetings that it was impossible to develop fuels that could substitute for the kerosene that powers jets.

"The development of an artificial kidney that could substitute for the body's damaged kidneys constitutes one of the monumental life-saving advances in the history of medicine," said Dr. Joseph L. Goldstein of the University of Texas Southwestern in Dallas, who is chairman of the jury that selects the winners of the Lasker award.

But instead of forging a sense of nationhood that could substitute for the absence of other values, Argentines came to see their country as a "piece of Europe that broke off and landed in South America," in the words of a diplomat here.

Since the SLC6A3 core promoter lacks "TATA" and "CAT" boxes (these DNA sequences provide docking sites for basal transcriptional complex) [53], we must identify other regulatory sequence elements that could substituting for them.

The possibility that biodiesel could substitute for up to a quarter of that amount is significant, McCormick emphasizes.

The results show that hCys could substitute for Cys490 with little loss of thioredoxin reductase activity, but that substitution of hCys for Cys489 resulted in a 238-fold reduction in activity.

That could mean that any future biotech knockoffs might be only approximations of the original, not true generics that pharmacists could substitute for a branded equivalent.

Losing its 29 electoral votes just presents too daunting a challenge for him, given his inability so far to penetrate into states like Pennsylvania that could plausibly substitute for it.