This type of standing area would also be able to be converted to seating for European competitions, where all-seater stadiums are required.
Cases diagnosed from 2004 onward were able to be converted into the AJCC 7th Edition.
To be able to inspect LD structures and also for gene-level analyses, allele dosages of imputed SNPs had to be converted into the most probable genotypes.
In fish, this isoform is also able to convert 11β hydroxy-testosterone into 11keto-testosterone (11-KT), which has been shown to be a major androgen steroid in fish [ 82].
It is well known that the skin itself is not only able to convert 7-dehydrocholesterol (7-DHC) to vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol), but is also able to convert vitamin D3 to 25(OH)D3 as well as to the hormonal active metabolite 1,25(OH)2D3 by cutenaous 25-hydroxylase [CYP27A, 1/CYP2R1] and 1-α-hydroxylase [CYP27B1], respectively.
The yeast was also able to convert vanillin and syringaldehyde to the corresponding aromatic acids or alcohols and their formation was dependent of the experimental conditions employed.
Fructose is the sugar substrate of choice, but the sulfonated composites are also able to convert di- and polymeric forms of fructose.
Further, in addition to producing GABA, GAD65 is also able to convert l-glutamate into SSA (succinic semialdehyde) via a side reaction, during which the co-factor is released [as PMP (pyridoxamine phosphate)] and GAD65 becomes an inactive apo-enzyme [ 16].
At the the end of the third quarter, Varco was also able to convert nearly all of its 500,000 shares of preferred stock into common stock by offering investors 3.75 shares of common for each share of preferred.
The enzyme was also able to convert (S -1-phenylethylamine into acetophenone with high S -1-phenylethylamine
Both hydratases are also able to convert the unnatural substrate geranylgeraniol (C20 substrate), which functionally resembles the natural substrate lycopene.
