This means all sentences with a shortcode (i.e. "let's go get some :sushi:") will be converted in-line.
Lipid hydroperoxide can be converted in the cell into agents, called genotoxins, that can damage DNA.
According to recent figures from the Greater London Authority, about 11,000 homes have been converted in this way since 2012, representing a potential £50m increase in rental levels.
Mayo: We're coming on about 4,000 screens, which represent about 60% of all the digital systems that have been converted in this country.
P. falciparum MSP1 is converted in this primary processing step into four fragments, which initially remain in a non-covalent complex on the merozoite surface (Holder et al., 1987; McBride and Heidrich, 1987).
Three responses were available: 'Yes, and did not see a doctor', 'Yes, and did see a doctor' and 'No', these have been converted in this analysis to a dichotomous yes/no variable of symptom presence such that the first two responses were combined to create the 'yes' response.
The gateway of primary care is converted in this model into the body that, as part of the care flow, is responsible for initiating the other strategies, by which, as described previously, the GP shall have the information available to him to allow him to feel sure about taking decisions with the patient seeking their consultation.
Some substrates were converted in the corresponding amides before this time.
Before transmission, this sequence is converted in the time domain through an inverse discrete Fourier transform (IDFT) operation and a cyclic prefix (CP) of length is inserted to avoid inter-block interference (IBI).
