Sentence examples for available conversion from inspiring English sources

In 2000 and 2001, the last year for which figures are available, conversion plans for 38 buildings in the city were approved by the attorney general's office.

They serve as an alternative to the openly available conversion tracking tool Facebook announced and Reuters covered last week.

This scenario represents a preliminary regional analysis of the energy crop potential in terms of theoretically available conversion areas.

The relative contribution of each reaction to yield and network capacity and thus productivity is estimated by analyzing the spectrum of available conversion routes (elementary modes).

Add List: gene list/background population submission; Lookup: check available conversion types, backgrounds, categories, species, tool options, etc.; Select: select background populations, categories and species; Report: generate output from DAVID modules/tools.

Currently available conversion methods rely on manufacturer annotations, which are often incomplete, or on direct alignment of probes from different platforms, which often fail to yield acceptable genewise correlation.

You can edit units displayed, choosing to narrow down or expand the set of available conversions for each category, and you can use your existing calculator tape and current calculations to plug in the value for the conversion to be performed.

Obesity could therefore contribute to breast cancer by increasing the amount of androgens available for conversion to oestrogens, in addition to increasing their rate of conversion.

Imagine the opportunities if Francis S. Gabreski Airport ever became available for conversion.

Thus, each body of rest mass m possesses mc2 of "rest energy," which potentially is available for conversion to other forms of energy.

That was probably the first of many requests, given that there are 1.4 million square feet of empty historic buildings available for conversion to office space, and 33 acres of land that can be developed for commercial use.