Sentence examples for be converted to either from inspiring English sources
It is the most abundant circulating steroid hormone in the body and can be converted to either androgens or estrogens.
Pregnenolone may be converted to either (i) progesterone, corticosterone and then aldosterone via a common pathway or (ii) to dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), the precursor to testosterone and estradiol.
Pyruvate can be converted to either lactate in the glycolytic pathway, or to acetyl co-enzyme A via the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex, linking glycolysis to the tricarboxylic (TCA) cycle and fatty acid synthesis.
T scores can then be converted to either FSIQ-4 (all four subtests administered) or FSIQ-2 (only Vocabulary and Matrix Reasoning administered) standard scores, percentiles, and age equivalents.
In the fetus, this impasse may be circumvented to an extent by the presence of the glyoxalate cycle in which acetate can be converted to either glucose or succinate.
Metabolites of teriflunomide have not been observed in human plasma, but studies with human liver microsomes have shown that teriflunomide can be converted via hydroxylation to a metabolite (M1), whereas leflunomide can be converted to either teriflunomide or a different metabolite (M2, also by hydroxylation) [ 13, 14].
This three-carbon sugar phosphate usually is converted to either sucrose or starch.
The worst economic and environmental performances of biorefineries were obtained when microalgae oil-free cake is anaerobically digested to biogas and lipids are converted to either biodiesel or green diesel.
Before the actual computations are executed the particle properties are converted to either float or double-single and the precision therefore does not influence the computational performance.
Chemical structures are often represented by molecular fingerprints where structural features are converted to either bits in a bit vector or counts in a count vector.
Amino acids enter the cycle after being converted to either acetyl-CoA or α-keto acid intermediates: pyruvate, oxaloacetate, and succinyl-CoA (Berg JM, 2002).
