Sentence examples for the replacement effects from inspiring English sources
In this research, the replacement effects of bioactive glass (BG) by nanocrystalline forsterite (NF) on the biomineralization, microstructural and mechanical properties of BG-based nanocomposites were investigated.
This might suggest that the replacement effect is not only limited to ethnic conflicts.
Only when the investment volumes decrease relative to the installed capacity, the replacement effect of fossil fuels starts to dominate.
The replacement effect may be stronger in ethnic conflicts, especially in contexts where groups are competing for population size as might arguably be the case in Burundi.
Ten years later, however, the average age of highly educated people decreased due to the replacement effect of the education expansion, while less people "entered" the population with low education causing an aging of this group.
As shown in Table 3, though there were slight LS-mean value differences among these four covariance structure models, there were no differences in terms of the ranks of the hormonal replacement effect, and group A1 was the top rank of all four models.
Childhood mortality could also have the combined biological and volitional replacement effects to reduce the time to subsequent conception if the death occurs within a given interval.
In order to show the interesting replacement effect of these two critical times, we generated the same target with the same height, azimuth size and shape except the slope of the roof but shortened the ground range size of the target to 50 m and generated the SAR raw data with a 10 km range.
This literature attempts to distinguish between the job protection and income replacement effects.
Therefore, the main aim of the current study was to compare the volume-replacement effects of crystalloid and colloid solutions during bleeding-resuscitation with moderate hemorrhage in an experimental animal model.
Regarding the volume-replacement effects, in these trials, there was a similar volume-replacement ratio for crystalloids and colloids, which is summarized in Table 4.
