Sentence examples for a function of convertibility from inspiring English sources

There was more variability among varieties for convertibility than for glucan concentration and, therefore, Rapid SSF ethanol yield was mainly a function of convertibility (Additional files 1 and 2).

Our results indicate that Rapid SSF ethanol yield is mostly a function of carbohydrate convertibility, and that the contribution from glucan concentration is relatively minor.

In a similar manner, the system layout is analysed and the measures are expressed as a function of the layout and equipment convertibility.

This device has a level of convertibility that lets us use it in very different ways".

A "law of convertibility" had established a scheme known simply as "convertibility"—which fixes the value of the peso at parity with the dollar, and restricts the domestic money supply to the level of foreign-exchange reserves.

In 1866 an attempt was made to stabilize the currency, by introducing a system of convertibility, which restricted the monetary authorities to issue paper currency only if it was fully backed by gold or convertible foreign currency.

However, our results suggest that it is a better predictor of convertibility and ethanol yield (Additional file 3) than total lignin.

Understand roots of a function.

It survived independence by retaining its peg to the French franc, together with a guarantee from the French Treasury of convertibility.

That explains the broad popular appeal of "convertibility" as a bulwark against economic chaos.A second reason for demanding continuity is that Argentina's radical reforms at first yielded spectacular results.

Celman's successor, Carlos Pellegrini, laid the foundations for a return to stability and growth after the restoration of convertibility in 1899.