Sentence examples for benefits of conversion from inspiring English sources

Your homophobic cousin won't shut up about the benefits of conversion therapy and how he has a poster of Mike Pence on his bedroom wall.

Earlier this year the Board voted 4-1 to hire the Callender Law Group to investigate the benefits of "conversion schools" in the Springboro School District.

"Valhalla is cognizant of the many general benefits of conversion... such as drought-proofing, less reliance on imported water, overall reduction of energy for moving water [and] utilizing a resource that will otherwise be discharged to the ocean," the report stated.

So, the present study gives insight into dual benefits of conversion of a waste material into value added product, PHB, and waste management.

Categorisation of studies into 'age' classes (years since conversion) indicated that the benefits of conversion to grassland on earthworm abundance were evident even after relatively short-term (0 3 years) durations.

According to the study of Schmidt et al. [ 29], on the oncologic benefit of conversion of PD to TP to achieve an R0 resection in PDAC patients with an isolated positive cut margin of the pancreas, 28 patients underwent PD with an isolated positive cut margin without additional resection, while 33 patients had conversion to TP for isolated cut margin involvement to achieve R0 resection.

"The continued health benefits of this conversion to cleaner heating fuels will make it the single biggest step to save lives since we began our comprehensive smoking control program," Mr. Bloomberg said, at a news conference at Chelsea Piers.

To decide on the policy measures to be implemented, policymakers need comprehensive information on the costs and benefits of land conversion for society.

Combining the benefits of bisulfite conversion, targeted amplification, tagmentation-based library construction and NGS we have developed a novel method, termed BiSulfite Amplicon Sequencing (BSAS), for targeted digital quantitation of DNA methylation.

Evaluation of the efficiency and economic benefit of energy conversion processes and technologies requires a scientifically based analysis.

The benefit of a conversion depends in large part on whether you will pay a higher or lower combined federal/state tax rate in the future.