But, he added, families must also set firm boundaries — no money, no car, nothing that can be quickly converted into the substance of abuse.
So when a new way of attacking cancer comes along, it is often greeted with incautious euphoria and an assumption that the new paradigm can be quickly converted into a cure for all cancers.
Many Bundesliga grounds feature stands that can be quickly converted from terraces to seating for European matches as required, with no noticeable change in safety standards whichever configuration is in use.
And if the funding comes in, Movius plans to outfit the largest, ballroom-size studio with risers and lighting so it can be quickly converted into a theater, for what she hopes will be a monthly performance series.
"In an emergency, a live-performance room built to accommodate a drummer can be quickly converted into a mini-post-production center, by wheeling in a Pro Tools-based workstation," said Lark Hadley, Premiere's senior vice president for engineering and technology.
The outlines of a nuclear deal have been clear for months: an Iranian agreement to limit the number of centrifuges that produce uranium, a cap on the amount of fuel in Iranian hands, and an agreement to ship its most potent stockpiles — the stuff that can be quickly converted to bomb fuel — out of the country.
And regardless of how they are made, pictures can now be quickly converted into electronic digital bits and fed into computers, where they can be altered in striking ways or combined with text and graphics.
In glutamine-treated rice roots, some of the excess glutamine may be quickly converted to glutamate.
To prevent damage, it must be quickly converted into other less dangerous substances.
Here we report a new class of H2S donors that can be triggered by different stimuli to release carbonyl sulfide (COS), which is quickly converted to H2S by the ubiquitous enzyme carbonic anhydrase (CA).
