Sentence examples for change converting from inspiring English sources

Goodwin sees three stages to a process of change: converting all autos to diesel which can then run on biofuel, making the step to bio-electric and finally to hydroelectric, meaning cars will run on water.

But at lower pH levels, they undergo a conformational change converting them into pointy hollow tubes capable of puncturing through membranes, breaking that barrier and releasing any cargo contained inside.

However, Jack Butland, the England Under-21 goalkeeper making his first start for Stoke, was alert enough to prevent Lloyd Dyer, the other half of Pearson's double change, converting Leicester's best chance to force a replay.

This mutation (c.660C>T) predicted a non-synonymous change, converting an arginine to a cysteine at codon 221 (R221C), occurred in a highly conserved stretch of residues, and was computationally predicted to negatively impact protein structure and function (Figure S1; SIFT [29]).

Rather, we have shown that TRIP13 catalyzes a much more subtle structural change, converting closed MAD2 to its open state.

In these enzymes, the binding of correct substrate induces a large conformational change converting the complex to a catalytically active, closed, conformation [ 22, 23] (see also Introduction).

Farley, of course, is Hayhoe's husband -- her first climate change convert.

This enormous change converts the minutes from an archival tool for historians to one for timely communication with financial markets and the public.

In kp1, a C-to-T change converts the CAA codon for glutamine at amino acid position 516 into the TAA stop codon.

In kp65, a T-to-G change converts the TTA codon for leucine at amino acid position 806 into the TGA stop codon.

We identified one EMS-derived sco mutant that, upon mapping and sequencing, was found to be identical to the sco1 allele recently identified by Albrecht et al. [ 12], where a G to A base change converted a conserved glycine residue to an arginine.