Sentence examples for been possible to convert from inspiring English sources

At that point, it would have been possible to convert it to a live-work space.

Since last year it has been possible to convert blocks into housing without getting full planning permission from the local authority.

Previously it has only been possible to convert between 30 per cent and 60 per cent of the plant's sugars into hydrogen using either fermenting microbes or industrial catalysts.

Under experimental conditions it has been possible to convert as much as 50% of the original formaldehyde to glycolaldehyde [24].

Consequently it has been possible to convert both questionnaires scores to a common unit of measurement that then allows direct comparison between CAT scores and SGRQ item severity scores, and subsequent mapping of SGRQ-C scenarios to the full spectrum of CAT scores.

In this way it has been possible to convert an immobilised Mn(diimine)(CO 3Cl moiety from a fac to a mer isomer.[ 11] In the second approach, we have introduced bulky ligands around a metal centre, which allows a small ambidentate ligand to sit in a molecular "pocket" or "reaction cavity" that would permit ligand rearrangement without significantly disturbing the crystal packing.

Moreover, it is possible to convert Chemical Taggers output into CML [22] using a ChemicalTagger2CML converter.

If it's possible to convert to Christianity, Islam, Judaism or Scientology, then these religions cannot possibly be considered fixed.

Recent studies have shown that it is possible to convert endogenous glia into functional neurons in vivo, which offers new possibilities for brain repair (Amamoto and Arlotta, 2014).

Now, however, it is possible to convert existing video into 3-D automatically.

A recent bioengineering breakthrough means that it should soon be possible to convert plant products far more efficiently to ethanol.