Sentence examples for usually replaced from inspiring English sources

This, plus the fact that the patella was usually replaced in knees with the worse anatomic condition would suggest that patella replacement is preferable [7, 19].

When a band member is missing, they are usually replaced like for like.

When accurate reporting dies it is usually replaced by gossip, prejudice and bigotry.

The lower plate is hydraulically shifted and is usually replaced after every heat.

Because mature trees that are felled are usually replaced with saplings, Trees Atlanta says, the city's lush canopy is thinning.

The roof is usually replaced after about 1,000 heats, which shuts the furnace down for one week.

By the end of the 13th century the triforium was usually replaced by greatly heightened clerestory windows.

Radiation interferes with the cells' ability to divide and reproduce, and cells in the intestine are usually replaced frequently.

Some firms, for example, hope to enter the mobile-device market reasoning that such devices are usually replaced by their owners every few years and so do not require a long-life cell.

Subalpine meadows of mixed grasses and cereals extend up to almost 10,000 feet (3,000 metres) on the moist northern slopes but on southern slopes are usually replaced by mountain steppes.

Carrie Levin, who has run Good Enough to Eat for more than 25 years, said she usually replaced potato-based dishes with rice dishes in the warm months but would do less of that this year because potato prices had been more stable.