The phrase "additional conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra or supplementary process of changing something from one form to another.
Example: "The software update includes additional conversion options for file formats."
Alternatives: "extra transformation" or "supplementary conversion".
In this case, however, additional conversion steps are required in total synthetic process, and it is not desirable in terms of preparation costs, resource saving, and energy conservation.
Flexible provision of bioenergy is always connected to higher specific provision costs because additional conversion units are needed and/or the plant is providing energy in part load.
Ahn et al. ([2008]) used additional conversion factors to derive biomass growth yields (mg-COD biomass/mg-N) from growth yields expressed in terms of DNA.
The software is available as both a Mac and PC download, and lets chapter book authors import manuscripts in Word (doc/docx), as well as HTML, Mobi, ePub and other formats, so there isn't much need for additional conversion tools.
The reduction of nitrate to nitrite via a nitrate reductase and the additional conversion of nitrite to ammonia via a nitrite reductase results in the production of an alkaline end product.
For example, the reaction with neat cyclohexane and the supernatant after the removal of solid VAlPO4 berlinite showed the small additional conversion ratio (only 0.04%) during the 10 h leaching testing.
People who should not undo their Roth conversion — and may want to consider additional conversions if they can stomach the tax — generally fall into three categories: They have other investments to live on.
He has since turned over to Ms. Kelley a second apartment to manage as a vacation rental, and he is exploring additional conversions at the 13 properties his family owns throughout San Francisco.
If Congress doesnt change the cockamamie law, you can make new aftertax annual contributions, and do additional conversions, in 2013 and in later years, too.
Many additional conversions from -ome to -omics have subsequently occurred and a large number of "-omes" have been accepted in biology, including but not limited to the following: genome, proteome, interactome, metabolome, transcriptome, diseasome, toxicogenome, nutrigenome, cytome, oncoproteome, epitome, and glycome, etc.
Two additional conversions based on the orthologs' FlyBase gene identifiers provide us with the fly annotation symbols (CG numbers) and the respective Vienna Drosophila Resource Center (VDRC) transformant identifiers, which can readily be used to order fly lines for RNAi knock-down experiments.
