The phrase "are eventually converted to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where something changes form or state over time.
Example: "In the process of photosynthesis, sunlight and carbon dioxide are eventually converted to glucose and oxygen."
Alternatives: "are ultimately transformed into" or "are finally changed into".
Here all are eventually converted to glucose.
The remains of all organic materials, including plants and animals, are eventually converted to soil and gases through the activities of bacteria and other microorganisms and are thereby made available for further growth.
Nitrogen compounds are eventually converted to ammonium and assimilated for biosynthesis via the glutamin synthetase (GS -glutamine oxoGS -glutaminenoxoglutarate or glutaminotransferaseGorAT) cycle, where glutamate dehydrogenasynthase pathway does not function, probably due to low affinity to ammonium.
MDA generated chimeras that are eventually converted to the completely double stranded form would persist.
S1 treatment might also be more efficient at early MDA time points since chimeras are eventually converted to fully double-stranded DNA.
Secondly, the methane yield of the EGSBs is about 80%, meaning that 80% of organic matters in BSG and PM hydrolysates are eventually converted to methane.
"It just washes round in your body until it is eventually converted to formaldehyde and formic acid, which are neurotoxins".
The majority of these, however, were eventually converted to oil, since the early arc lamps were difficult to control and costly to operate.
Van Gogh was eventually converted to the idea of colour by Rembrandt, and he started to paint bright orange and brown sunflowers in Paris in 1886, hoping they might impress a particularly voluptuous Italian model.
VMEP outputs were eventually converted to a large 10 page spreadsheet to suit requests from participants and ICoE CR coordinators.
At the grid-resolvable scale, water vapor is saturated into the liquid or ice phase of water in the upward flow field in order to form clouds and is eventually converted to rain and snow through cloud microphysics processes.
