The phrase "a faster conversion of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the speed or efficiency of converting one thing into another, such as data formats, currencies, or processes.
Example: "The new software update allows for a faster conversion of video files, significantly reducing wait times."
Alternatives: "an expedited transformation of" or "a quicker change of".
This indicates a faster conversion of cortisone to cortisol on first pass through the liver, suggesting increased hepatic 11βHSD1 reductase activity in the postmenopausal women.
The fact that each pair of enzymes catalyzes two subsequent metabolic reactions indicates that fusing these genes may result either in a better regulation or a faster conversion of substrates.
A prolonged clotting time indicates an increase in anticoagulant activity, while a shorter clotting time demonstrates a faster conversion of fibrinogen into insoluble fibrin and the formation of thrombus.
The high final activity of horseradish peroxidase (7.14 U mL-1) assures a fast conversion of the formed H2O2 and prevents the final reaction to be rate limiting.
The plan was the most comprehensive action the U.S. had taken to combat planet-warming emissions, and was meant to spur a faster conversion to sources of energy with fewer emissions.
PvMYB4-OX biomass underwent a faster hydrolysis of cellulose to glucose and faster conversion of the glucose to ethanol and CO2 under both pretreated and non-pretreated conditions than did control material.
Its tiny size makes it more reactive than traditional iron-oxide catalysts, allowing faster conversion of the propellants and greater speed or range for the missiles.
These results demonstrate the faster conversion of cellulose to glucose by AC.
This might be due to the faster conversion of selenite to selenoaminoacids in the species studied [ 47].
Total levels of 8 and 9 from were highest for intestine, and cyt P450 1A2 produced large amounts of these adducts (Fig. 3d), presumably due to faster conversion of 2-AAF.
As can be seen through MTT assay, the cell proliferation of these three systems is faster as compared to the other systems, and we speculate that the cells require more energy for their proliferation, and, thus there is faster conversion of glutamate to glutamine leading to its constant increase during the experiment.
