Sentence examples for because of conversion from inspiring English sources
In the latter portion of the 20th century, raccoons expanded their range northward in Canada, likely because of conversion of forest to agricultural land.
"Once, there was a sense that 'so-and-so looked Jewish.' Today, because of conversion and intermarriage and patrilineal descent, that's less and less true.
CPB is, however, associated with an intense inflammatory response because of conversion to laminar flow, blood contact with the artificial bypass surface, cold cardiac ischaemia and hypothermia.
The proportion of NIPF had the greatest effect on the temporal trend of fragmentation because of conversion of some forest to developed uses.
*It might be necessary to intubate because of conversion from negative intrathoracic pressure to positive pressure to avoid exacerbation.
Detailed studies have pointed to 5-FU interference with DNA and protein synthesis, because of conversion to the corresponding ribose nucleoside and substitution into RNA, as an equally important mechanism of toxicity (Myers C.E. 1981).
Cross-phase modulation (XPM) in a semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) in an interferometric configuration is considered to be an important all-optical wavelength conversion scheme, because of its conversion efficiency, high extinction ratio, and low chirp characteristics.
More massive stars must display more spectacular effects because the rate of conversion of mass into energy is higher.
Any comparison of absolute figures of debt in monetary terms is of limited value and may be very misleading because of problems of conversion to a common monetary unit.
Our interpretation is that this higher oxygen consumption occurs because of the conversion of molecular oxygen into superoxide radicals, a conversion that is not detected by the extracellular flux analyzer used in this study.
