Sentence examples for valuable substitute from inspiring English sources
Pine bark: Finely shredded and composted pine bark (not pine nuggets, pine needles or pine mulch) is a valuable substitute for peat moss as part of a mixture.
Beer was not only refreshing but nutritious, it was said — a "valuable substitute for vegetables," as a member of the United States Sanitary Commission put it during the Civil War.
Beer was not only refreshing but nutritious, it was said a "valuable substitute for vegetables," as a member of the United States Sanitary Commission put it during the Civil War.
In this study, the performance of recycled materials crumb rubber as valuable substitute for fine aggregates ranging from 0%to100%0% in replacement of crushed sand in concrete mixes is investigated.
To add evidence that massive parallel sequencing (MPS) is a valuable substitute for array comparative genomic hybridization (arrayCGH) with a resolution that is more appropriate for preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) in translocation carriers.
R-Mix harvested at 48 h represent a valuable substitute for RhMK/Hep2 SV because they have comparable sensitivities and diagnostic accuracies, but R-Mix offers several technical advantages.
Distributed-computing networks have more limited uses than a supercomputer, but they are becoming increasingly valuable substitutes.
The data suggest that these truncated molecules can be valuable substitutes for full-length HTT exon1 when chemically precise versions of the latter are not available.
We claim that it is valuable to substitute our test SNP for the d incompatible SNPs whenever the total probability of assigning the d incompatible SNPs is greater than the probability of assigning the test SNP to a tube that excludes these d SNPs.
Valuable oximonitrile substituted alcohols are easily obtained by using well-designed sulphonyl reagents under simple and mild conditions.
This atom-economical and easy handled strategy has been applied to various primary and secondary alkanols affording valuable oximonitrile substituted products with high chemo-selectivity.
