Sentence examples for been made to convert from inspiring English sources
An attempt has been made to convert it into a basin [false door inscribed for Rudj].
What he and other critics of our troubled schools conveniently ignore is that insufficient efforts have been made to convert these schools into quality ones.
Significant efforts, many of which have been successful, have been made to convert these lignocellulosic residues to valuable products such as biofuels, chemicals and animal feed (Howard et al.2003).2003
Several attempts have been made to convert CT numbers to equivalent sediment bulk density and have verified the linear correlation between bulk density and X-ray attenuation (e.g., Orsi et al., 1994), although there are many uncontrollable variables, including machine-dependent parameters and statistical parameters of samples such as mean value and standard deviation of CT numbers.
Many attempts have been made to convert keratinous waste to smaller debris or protein hydrolysates through physical and chemical treatments (Gupta et al. 2013), which can then be used as nutrient additives in animal feed, agriculture, and cosmetic industries (Bhange et al. 2016).
As of now, this technology seems entirely tailor-made for this production, and has only been announced for use in "Siegfried"—no plans have been made to convert the other three parts in the Cycle.
Another adjustment is made to convert hours paid to hours worked -- subtracting paid vacations, for example.
But suddenly the decision was made to convert the hotel into an office building.
Any input model will be truncated at 8 keV, no attempt will be made to "convert" counts above 8 keV.
To effectively utilize the cassava pulp, an attempt was made to convert its components to ethanol using a sake-brewing yeast displaying glucoamylase on the cell surface.
