The phrase "at a conversion rate of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a rate at which one value is converted into another. For example, "At a conversion rate of 1.3 euros to the US dollar, the cost of the shirt came to $10.50."
The assimilated d-xylose was converted to d-xylonate at a conversion rate of 0.020 ± 0.005 cmol biomass−1 h−1, reaching full conversion after 140 h.
It demonstrates a resolution of 5 ps, a DNL of 0.6 LSB and a single-shot precision of 0.4 LSB at a conversion rate of 10 Msps while consuming 1.15 mW from 1.2 V at a conversion rate of 20 Msps.
It had hedges worth $925 million at Junes end at a conversion rate of 40.58 to the dollar up from $470 million at the start of the quarter.
These concentration ranges correspond to the product concentration at a conversion rate of 0.2 30% of the enzymatic assay (section " sEH inhibition assay").
Recently, an independent study demonstrated that optimization of growth medium and fermentation conditions to increase glycerol conversion to DHA by G. oxydans ZJB09112 lead to the production 161.9 g/L of DHA at a conversion rate of 88.7% in a fed-batch process (Table 1) [ 23].
But a prix fixe dinner that might be $60 to $80 in New York and translate to a $100 meal including wine, tax, and tip, would likely be set at £60 to £80 in London, and ultimately cost at least $150 ,using a conversion rate of $1.49 to the pound.
At 2.5 year follow up a conversion rate of 29% is reported [ 19].
The single loading oral dose of flecainide has a conversion rate of 50 60% at 3h and 75 85% at 6 8h.
Curiously, English clubs have a better record at penalty shoot-outs than German teams – a conversion rate of 82 per cent to 75 per cent.
Those had a conversion rate of 4%.
Latvia has a population of 2,041,763 and after it joins the eurozone 333 million Europeans will share the same currency Latvia's old currency, the lats (LVL), can be exchanged as of 1 January at an official conversion rate of 1 euro = 0.702804 LVL.
