Sentence examples for accepted conversion from inspiring English sources

There is no currently accepted conversion factor for peripheral angiograms and the use of ICRP 103 recommendations would likely significantly increase this.

However, in the case of the unit based on the energy range of En > 1.0 MeV, significant differences are seen between the calculated and accepted conversion factors as well as between reactor spectrums.

A couple of studies in the 1960es and 1970es reported levomepromazine to be effective in treatment of pain in cancer patients [ 72]–[ 74], and there even seems to be an accepted conversion scale for morphine to levomepromazine of 1.5 1 [ 75].

Yazidis do not accept conversion into their faith and those who marry outside of the community are banned.

While adult captives proved fairly resistant to proselytizing, children were more receptive or likely to accept conversion under duress.

A group of dissident rabbis later met at the summer enclave in Deal, N.J., and accepted the conversion as valid: she could marry.

It was here in 1208, on a high, wild outcropping of rock, that Francis, then 26, accepted his conversion from playboy to penitent and emerged the humble pilgrim of enduring legend.

On the other hand, it is generally accepted that conversion of ICAM-1 binding HRVs into A particles is facilitated by the receptor above 26 °C [15]; in addition, depending on the serotype, the process also requires low endosomal pH [16].

That period, Mr. Shmulewitz said, begins when the state attorney general's office accepts the conversion offering plan and typically expires after 90 days.

Initially, many of his fellow students refused to accept his conversion when they discovered his past – some even vandalised his home – but that soon changed when they got to know him.

And even if you convert via Orthodox routes, it is not guaranteed that all Orthodox authorities will accept your conversion as authentic (although usually they will).