Sentence examples for which has also substituted from inspiring English sources

(I was following the KDKA site, which has also substituted "pale" for "pail").

I've also substituted long stem glasses for bud vases that I bought another time at Pier One for $1.

It is also trivial that in the equilibrium, the fraction of a nucleotide which has been substituted is exactly the same as the fraction of this very nucleotide substituting the other ones (left sides of equations 1 4).

Single base MM discrimination also depends on the type of MM base pair and the corresponding PM base pair (which has been substituted by the MM).

The dentist decides the height and width as per the length, width and type and also the count of teeth which has to be substituted.

The 1864 law which had substituted bronze for copper-nickel had also outlawed "copperheads" or private token issues.

Cheaper cuts of meat have also been substituted for better grades.

It also allows more people to commission bespoke pieces – although there is always a special place for solid wood pieces which have no substitute in terms of quality, durability and beauty".

Interestingly, a route toward improving the affinity of Zn II) for CA has also been taken by substituting a nearby residue [Thr199, which forms a stabilizing hydrogen bond with the Zn II -bound solvent] with Cys, Asp, Glu, or His.

They also call for the full enforcement of the existing Code of Marketing of Breast Milk substitutes, which has been approved in Bangladesh in 1984 and amended in 1990.

The Corner in Usora was attended by children from the settlement but also those from Doboj, which has had no kindergarten since the floods; so the Corner became a substitute.