Sentence examples for which could substitute from inspiring English sources

His university is working with the Idaho National Laboratory to develop a refinery that would turn coal into liquids, which could substitute for oil.

They also developed the Colossal, or giant, order, a single column reaching upward through two or more stories, which could substitute for the superposed orders.

Integral characteristics of high-resolution NMR and FTIR spectra have a great potential to study the structure and characterization of light and heavy crude oils, which could substitute present traditional fractionation procedures.

Sunflower oil (SF) and its methyl ester as well as supercritical fluid (SC-CO2+ 5 wt% EtOH) have recently been shown as potential green solvents which could substitute traditional organic solvents.

Kai's lush chicken salad with green-tea aïoli is not anything you'd find at the local deli, but this version is light and salacious with just a nip of kick in the aïoli, which could substitute handsomely for Hellmann's in just about anything.

Over the years, several specialized schemes were in place which could substitute the main variant of hiring subsidies.

Then, he said, she should offer each of those patients $25 to come in and get multiple X-rays, which he could substitute for the X-rays of patients who did not qualify.

This striving for rest he christened the Nirvana principle and the drive underlying it the death instinct, or Thanatos, which he could substitute for self-preservation as the contrary of the life instinct, or Eros.

We then tested the extent to which AdIkBαSR could substitute for the AdIKKβKA vector in sensitizing A549 cells to Ad5hTRAIL.

Cases in which telephone could substitute for in-person care included routine disease monitoring for patients who were not high-risk for complications.

It is then demonstrated in a virtual case study that the design of the human wastewater stream in terms of urine content can (1) reduce the ammonia peak loads at dry weather flow conditions by approx. 30% (which could effectively substitute the expansion of wastewater treatment plants) and (2) reduce the impact of combined sewer overflows on the aquatic environment.