Sentence examples for treated as interchangeable from inspiring English sources

Previously, the different types of neonicotinoids have often been treated as interchangeable.

In this model, artists can no longer be treated as interchangeable hit makers.

In the New York Times, under the headline "At Silk Road Trial, Lawyers Fight to Include Evidence They Call Vital: Emoji", the two were treated as interchangeable.

"Teachers are treated as interchangeable parts — they're not honored as highly skilled professionals — and this has gone on for decades," he said.

The project, never built, is a particularly sinister expression of a world where life is stripped of individual identity, and where human beings are treated as interchangeable parts in a gigantic machine.

Contributing to the confusion is that there are a series of three interrelated ideas about delegates which are often treated as interchangeable, even though they are not: There are delegates who will go to the convention technically unbound, but who will have pledged their support to a candidate and can probably be counted upon to vote for them.

Kant characterizes the principle of nature's purposiveness in a variety of different ways which he seems to treat as interchangeable even though they do not, on the face of it, come to the same thing.

29, 30 PGB and gabapentin were treated as essentially "interchangeable" since the authors felt that the data were insufficient to allow for separate analyses of PGB and gabapentin.

In the USA, multisource drugs are commonly treated as an interchangeable commodity for which a prescriber need not select any particular version (i.e., prescribing by generic name is encouraged), and switching among generic equivalents is commonly practiced at the pharmacy level without prescriber awareness or involvement.

Although seemingly at odds with each other, art and exploitation films are frequently treated as equal and interchangeable in cult fandom, listed alongside each other and described in similar terms: their ability to provoke a response.

This points up the fact that statutes creating presumptions cannot be treated as fungible, that is, as interchangeable for all uses and all purposes.