"whole replacement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete or total replacement of something. Example: The mechanic suggested a whole replacement of the car's engine instead of trying to fix the current one.
His team at the heart science centre at Harefield hospital have grown tissue that works in the same way as the valves in human hearts, a significant step towards the goal of growing whole replacement hearts from stem cells.
I mean, I've been hearing about this whole replacement thing for two years -- now I just don't hear about it, because basically they don't have an agenda to provide health insurance to people at affordable rates.
Further, whole replacement of virgin crushed granite coarse aggregate with coarser POC as coarse aggregate would enable conservation of natural resources.
The Genie Smart Lock's other twist vs the smart lock competition is that it is actually a whole replacement door handle, rather than a deadbolt (as Lockitron is).
More specifically, what if p-cycles were used to rapidly, simply and efficiently provide for the direct replacement of failed fiber sections with whole replacement fibers?
While utilising sandstone into concrete, different properties of sandstones has to be studied in detail to know the potential use of sandstone as a part or whole replacement of coarse aggregates.
"Out of the Woods" also has a whole Replacements thing going on, too.
Whole tooth replacement therapy as a form of bioengineered organ replacement is regarded as an important model system for the development of this concept.
Therefore, it enhances product value and avoids whole product replacement, thereby realizing a sustainable society.
Tooth regenerative therapy for tissue repair and whole tooth replacement are novel treatment approaches with the potential to fully recover tooth function.
Engineers have been involved in developing strategies for ex vivo bioartificial liver (BAL) support, hepatocyte transplantation, and whole organ replacement therapies.
