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to substitution
noun
The act of substituting or the state of being substituted
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a OC-substituted nanocomposite, which refers to substitution of a threefold coordinated oxygen atom and b OT-substituted nanocomposite, representing the substitution of a twofold coordinated oxygen atom.
Similar to substitution alternative splicing, RNA editing causes amino acid changes by substituting individual nucleotides.
The energy equivalent is conservation, which is superior in every way to substitution.
In textbook markets for goods, price increases lead to a fall in demand and to substitution.
One of the best health interventions of the last Labour government was the setting up of the National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse to facilitate access to substitution treatment for heroin addicts.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Sensitivity of the models due to substitution costs.
Another half is due to substitution of rail for car driving.
It is not clear that this view will be immune to substitution and objectivization problems.
A missense variant was detected on chromosome 11 (posithat116652892) that leads to substitution of an aminoacid in the encoded protein.
A sixth mutation in the core, involving a highly conserved Met residue at position 67, appeared intolerant to substitution.
The X-ray diffraction analysis indicated that LiMnPO4 is tolerant, to some extent, to substitution of Mg2+, Ca2+ and Zr4+.
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