Sentence examples for a further conversion from inspiring English sources
Marland Yarde's crossed to extend the Exiles' lead, with a further conversion and four penalties from Humphreys.
Mutations in whorl 1 and 2 expressed AP1 or AP2 genes leads to a spread of AG expression from whorl 3 and 4 and results in carpels in whorl 1 and stamen in whorl 2. Additional mutations in whorl 2 and 3 expressed AP3 or PI genes show a further conversion to carpeloid organs [30].
Brackets indicate large gaps in coverage, as a percentage of the total disability continuum; Numbers in parentheses represent logit intervals, with some scales making a further conversion to a 0-100 range for increased ease in interpretation The Spector and Fleishman scale [ 65] covers a logit range from -.83 to 1.61.
As a result, for any further conversion of permanent grassland, authorization has to be sought and as a rule, grassland has to be created elsewhere as compensation.
Values of CPDMS can be applied in many different ways without any further conversion.
37 This compound proved to be a substrate for further conversion into an FCC in the presence of extracts from senescent rape cotyledons, identified with pFCC in an HPLC assay.
A successful uptake and further conversion of butyric could directly increase butanol yield.
Further conversion to a fully functional RC is accompanied by various molecular events, including phosphorylation of the Dpb2 subunit of the DNA polymerase by CDK.
Further conversion via an aziridine intermediate finally provided either 1 or 2, but the synthesis was lengthy, and the overall yields were rather low (Shiba et al. 1977; Wakamiya et al. 1978; Teshima et al. 1980).
On the other hand, Choi et al., [ 7] demonstrated the production of 1-propanol by grafting a pathway containing several key genes for further conversion of l-threonine into 1-propanol in an engineered l-threonine overproducing E. coli strain.
Interestingly, not only end products but also side-products from biomass valorization have a significant potential for future research and further conversion into novel families of useful derivatives.
