| The British Council has also stepped into this arena, with analysis of the impact of substitutions on the results of football games. |
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| This correction adjusts the mean number of substitutions along a lineage without changing the average rate of evolution at a particular locus. |
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| This difference indicates a striking increase in selection against nonsynonymous substitutions in oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes. |
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| At half-time Ellis revised the game plan and made a couple of tactical substitutions. |
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| On the borders of the ashlars, subject to widespread substitutions, the effects of compression are visible. |
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| Cork made four substitutions at half time and that resulted in an improvement, but they were still fighting a lost cause. |
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| The popular opinion was that if Stein had a weakness it was in making substitutions. |
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| Stress errors and phoneme substitutions or metatheses not attributable to dialect or articulation, however, were considered incorrect. |
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| Similar substitutions convert the first law of cosines for trihedrals into the law of cosines for the sides of spherical triangles. |
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| With this technique, the rate at which a site experiences change can be modified by substitutions at neighboring sites. |
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| The mechanics kept the vehicles operational by making controlled substitutions from comparable nonworking vehicles. |
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| The play-by-play guy is watching substitutions and talking to the truck as well. |
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| Simply, step one involves estimating the expected number of substitutions per site accumulating between sampling times. |
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| The spark had gone and, with the flow of the game interrupted by substitutions, the home side freewheeled through a disappointing second period. |
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| Sequencing of a kilobase region of the gene cubitus interruptus Dominant in 10 lines of D. melanogaster showed no nucleotide substitutions. |
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| The mutation rate is measured as the number of nucleotide substitutions per site per generation. |
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| These substitutions are sometimes viewed as part of a neurosis or psychosis. |
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| Having a good range of substitutions enables the manager to rest needed players for big occasions. |
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| Scott and Dankworth were blown away by the melodic lines of modern jazz and its soulful use of chord substitutions, ninths and flattened fifths. |
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| With a balanced attack, your team can maintain a higher pace using frequent platoon-style substitutions. |
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| When nations intervene, manipulating grief, they offer idolatrous, nationalistic, vengeful substitutions for the grace of God and true community. |
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| A few obvious substitutions you could make would be merguez sausages for the chorizo or tuna for the cod. |
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| At half time Army made five substitutions to rest some key player and give some experience to some new players. |
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| A fifth official has been needed this season to help check on substitutions, given that each team is now allowed up to 12 interchanges. |
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| And yet, ciphers based on one-to-one substitutions, also known as monoalphabetic ciphers, can be easily broken by frequency analysis. |
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| I often diverge, however, from what my favorite herbals call for, making substitutions when my heart tells me to do so. |
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| In the second half, play was constantly disrupted by both sides making a number of substitutions. |
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| Third, is there evolutionary convergence in the types of amino acid substitutions that characterize adaptation to temperature? |
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| Half of the amino acid substitutions were nonconservative changes for different properties such as charge, polarity, and volume. |
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| Flavonoids are plant derivatives of flavone with various degrees of hydroxylation and glycosidic substitutions. |
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| Nevertheless, hystricomorph rodents are an exception among mammals, possessing an insulin molecule with many amino acid substitutions. |
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| He also developed a widely used correction for multiple undetected changes in evolutionary base substitutions. |
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| The new, fully customisable user interface in 3D mode gives players direct access to substitutions, tactical changes, and statistics. |
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| These changes are better described as method shifts rather than method substitutions. |
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| Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards. |
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| This is in contrast with most electrophilic additions to carboncarbon double bonds, and with nucleophilic substitutions at saturated carbon atoms. |
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| Biscuits are not quite as difficult in finding substitutions, but all the sweet biscuits should be forgotten and wheatmeal or Milk Arrowroot biscuits be taken instead. |
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| The substitutions aside, the siege of the England goal continues with long stretches of French possession interrupted by the briefest of respites. |
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| Summing across loci we observe significantly more synonymous substitutions along the D. melanogaster lineage even after correcting for multiple tests. |
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| Unauthorized substitutions could void the warranty and cause fire, electrical shock, or other hazards. |
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| The system does not redetermine product substitutions when copying them from sales documents to the deliveries. |
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| You have limited opportunities to change specifications or to make product substitutions. |
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| A number of substitutions were then made by both sides before an impressive late flourish by Crettyard Gaels left just four points between the sides at the finish. |
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| The sequence of the two nonconserved regions, NC1 and NC2, is shown, with the nucleotide substitutions in mutated oligos shown above the wild-type sequence. |
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| See if it is on back order and make substitutions, and search for any order using the item number, date, shipping status, and much more. |
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| The aim of this provision is obviously to guarantee the orderliness of the document and to avoid losses, subtractions or substitutions. |
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| It is based especially on the transformation of predicates using substitutions. |
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| Facing the difficulty of setting the company's activity in conformity, they rather turn towards substitutions to existing processes. |
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| His substitutions had no impact, his halftime team talks were ineffective, and his on-field strategy remained dour. |
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| The substitutions are unlimited and are made on the fly, during the game or during a stoppage time. |
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| Others use falsified or altered entry documents, such as photo substitutions, or gain entry as imposters. |
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| Certainly, similar conversations occur in miniscule Japanese apartments or Mongolian yurts, with appropriate substitutions. |
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| Instead, a limited number of substitutions occur at each site. |
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| The following sections present the typing predicates that depend on the type of data and the typing substitutions made. |
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| More often than not, local populations suffer untold abuses and systematic substitutions, with little attention paid to their well-being. |
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| Do some substitutions in those sentences along the lines Thackeray wanted to do with Mein Kampf. |
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| The matches would feel more real and there would be less of a need to go through the half-dozen substitutions which regularly mark the second halves of such games. |
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| Bimolecular nucleophilic substitutions with rearrangement of the bonding skeleton also are known. |
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| Under the scenario of endogeny we expect patterns of DNA substitutions to differ between exogenous viral and integrated fungal gene copies. |
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| Replacement substitutions are extremely variable in rate, ranging from many sites that are essentially invariant to a few that evolve fairly rapidly. |
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| Simple cationic or anionic substitutions are the most basic types of substitutional solid solution. |
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| The first model involves the use of one language for heavy substitutions of entire grammatical paradigms or morphology of another language. |
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| Covert stuttering is characterized by accessory features such as word substitutions, interjections, and stopping. |
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| The search for partial text parallels is helpful in order to detext interchangeable substitutions. |
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| Off-target deamination by AID results in nucleotide substitutions and genomic rearrangements in B lymphocyte tumours. |
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| It may seem that DES is very different from the cryptosystems that preceded it except that it is a product cipher made up of transpositions and substitutions but it is in fact a logical continuation of them. |
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| Played at high speed, it was no longer aurally related to the sedate song repertory of the 1930s, and it required a greater variety of chord substitutions and passing harmonies. |
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| Mr. Keith Stelling: I think one of the reasons we need legislation is to make sure we don't have products that are contaminated, contain herbs that are substitutions or plants that are misidentified. |
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| Comments should be short and as far as possible provide precise text additions, deletions, or substitutions, indicating the page and paragraph where the change should be made. |
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| Prior to 2016, all substitutions, no matter the cause, counted against the limit during a match. |
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| Although we have made these terminological substitutions for interpreting Mally, we hope that the new terminology is close to Mally's original intent. |
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| Mogg slotted two further penalties to put the Brumbies up 14-leashed a rash of substitutions. |
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| Unlike pyrophyllite and talc, the 2 1 silicate layers of smectite have a slight negative charge owing to ionic substitutions in the octahedral and tetrahedral sheets. |
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| The fieldwork aspects, including household and personal identification numbers, the rules and guidelines for applying substitutions and the imputation procedures, shall be as laid down in the Annex. |
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| Single base pair substitutions were randomly distributed over the gene. |
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| Using pectate lyase, Dr. Lau has found that certain amino acid substitutions can substantially affect either the thermostability or the catalytic activity of the enzyme. |
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| Over 20 different point mutations causing amino acid substitutions, and numerous insertions of extra copies of an octapeptide repeat array, have been observed in affected patients. |
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| The etiology is amino acid substitutions in the cationic trypsin molecule. |
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| The substitutions made in the Oxford Junior Dictionary – the outdoor and the natural being displaced by the indoor and the virtual – are a small but significant symptom of the simulated screen life many of us live. |
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| He made good substitutions and got all the big calls right. |
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| The away side continued to buzz in and around the Charlton box and one move down the left saw Charlie Daniels fire across goal and just wide following a flurry of substitutions from both sides. |
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| For guests requesting menu substitutions, such as for food allergies or vegetarians, the Restaurant at Peninsula Ridge will provide a dish substitute of comparable or higher value at the discretion of the chef. |
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| The coaches can give instructions from the sideline during play, and unlimited substitutions are allowed. |
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| These were introduced in the 1960s, progressively expanding to allow a maximum of three substitutions per game. |
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| As of 2011, a rule change allowed for rolling substitutions to be made at senior level. |
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| Some of these conventions include the introduction of punctuation and the substitutions of symbols. |
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| In other words, the text places the object of desire in a series of substitutions, displacements, metaphors and metonymies. |
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| At the other end, Essien thought he had bundled the ball over the line in between Bolton's final two substitutions but the flag had already gone up. |
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| It prompted an exchange of substitutions as Jermain Defoe replaced Palacios and Javier Hernandez came on for Berbatov, who had failed to shine against his former club. |
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| Residue identities are marked with an asterisk, conserved substitutions are marked with a colon, and semiconserved substitutions are marked with a period. |
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| While the quick huddle is mainly used before free-throw shooting, it can also be used at other times such as during dead balls, substitutions, and injuries. |
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| The referee is the official timekeeper for the match, and may make an allowance for time lost through substitutions, injured players requiring attention, or other stoppages. |
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| The cookbook has a long list of substitutions for ingredients that may be hard to find. |
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| The coach made three substitutions in the second half of the game. |
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