Sentence examples for be transformed for example from inspiring English sources
The hollow particles with mesoporous shells are derived by further calcination to remove polymer templates, meanwhile composition of the shell can be transformed for example WC and C from H2WO4/quaternized polystyrene composite.
Locus data can be transformed, for example by changing species or chromosome names using a replacement mapping, by shifting positions, changing feature lengths or strand information, which can be necessary e.g. when using data produced by a non-strand specific protocol.
Model assumptions will be checked and where there is evidence of non-normal distribution, outcomes will be transformed, for example by dichotomising or categorising data.
12 By subsequently implementing improvements using more consistent messages, feedback and training, screen to randomisation rates have been transformed, for example, from 30%to65%5% in the ProtecT RCT investigating the treatment of localised prostate cancer.
Quality measures that displayed an inverse relationship to percentage measures were transformed, for example, 'percentage of surgical site infections' was converted to the 'percentage of infection-free surgeries', thus equating higher values to good quality while, conversely, high rates of, for example, surgical site infection indicate poor quality.
And the health outcomes will be transformed as, for example, women in labour are forced to travel for anything up to two hours to receive obstetric care.
It's transforming for a book.
In the same book of the Rigveda, mythology begins to be transformed into philosophy; for example, "In the beginning was the nonexistent, from which the existent arose".
The WP can be adapted to take the properties of the image to be transformed into account, for example by using the best basis algorithm [32 36].
The distributional method requires that the data follow a normal distribution or can be transformed to normal, for example by using a logarithmic transform.
ON the surface, New York has been transformed; Times Square, for example, has been squeakily scrubbed from neon rathole to Mickey Mouse Land.
