Sentence examples for cause conversion from inspiring English sources
into the unlocalized version of the view name, so the configuration group name is consistent across all languages and does not cause conversion issues on different platforms where the configuration information is treated differently when compiled Unicode vs. ANSI.
Azurite degrades to black tenorite CuO when exposed to heat in presence of alkali [20, 68, 91, 103, 113, 114, 121 123], while cold alkaline conditions might not affect it [111], or cause conversion to malachite [119], or the formation of tenorite via formation of copper hydroxide Cu(OH 2 [35, 64, 114].
Unmanaged forests are monitored through Canada's comprehensive deforestation monitoring program to ensure that resource extraction (mining), road construction and reservoir flooding events, which cause conversion of forest to non-forest land uses, are identified and the resulting emissions reported in the National GHG Inventory [12, 21].
It has been reported that infection with a toxigenic phage can cause conversion by integration into the bacterial genome.
AR LBD mutations are known to cause conversion of steroidal and non-steroidal anti-androgens such as bicalutamide from antagonist to an agonist.
5 It was concluded that physiologic temperatures inhibit MAT formation and cause conversion of mature yellow marrow to hematopoietically active tissue.
None of the three methods caused conversion on unmodified cytosine and other bases.
An enzyme causes conversion of the male sex hormone testosterone to another hormone, dihydrotestosterone (DHT), causing the hair follicles to produce thinner hair until they stop.
A high temperature causes conversion of the malonyls-glucosides and glucosides isoflavone derivatives into glucosides or aglycons forms.
It came out sounding like 'Acid treatment causes conversion.' But the point was that the harsh environment was supposed to mimic the chemical environment that you have in normal injury and wound healing".
Our finding that overcoming senescence causes conversion of fibroblasts to neurons suggests that senescence may enhance both steps, consistent with the previous reports showing effects of the senescence pathway on reprogramming15,23,24.
