The phrase "a possibility to convert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or opportunities for changing something from one form to another.
Example: "There is a possibility to convert the file format to PDF for easier sharing."
Alternatives: "an option to convert" or "a chance to convert".
Such a change by vacancies can help electrons jump from valence to conduction band, opening a possibility to convert h-BN into an electrical conductor.
Inverting the Chapman-Richards growth curve provides a possibility to convert volume (or any other size characteristic) to time/age, see equation (6) (which obviously is different for other growth functions in Table 1).
Detection of polymorphic microsatellites located within transcribed genes provides a possibility to convert type II markers to type I markers [ 9].
As a result, referring to Eqs. (5) and (6), situation B exhibits smaller value of Δ E DT than that of situation A, leading to a high possibility to convert Ge into a direct bandgap material.
Thus, one would predict that naïve CD4+ T cells may have a higher possibility to convert into Treg cells in the periphery than do their counterparts.
It is based on the possibility to convert a severe phenotype (DMD) into a milder form (Becker muscular dystrophy) acting on dystrophin pre-mRNA [ 2, 3].
The stategy is based on the possibility to convert an anomeric substituent denoted Y into a more efficient leaving group denoted X.
In two studies, MVD was expressed as a continuous variable with no possibility to convert the corresponding HRs to their dichotomous counterparts so that they could not be incorporated into our meta-analytic calculations (Takebayashi et al, 1996; Lackner et al, 2004).
Having in hand such a highly acidic oil, we studied the possibility to convert free fatty acids by means of esterification reaction with glycerol to obtain different products.
Based on the "distorted key theory" [K.C. Chou, Anal. Biochem. 233 (1996) 1 14], the possibility to convert the octapeptide to a competent inhibitor has been studied.
Berkshire invested 3 billion Swiss francs ($2.6 billion) in Swiss Re last year with the possibility to convert the investment into conventional Swiss Re shares in 2012.
