Sentence examples for continued conversion from inspiring English sources

The continued conversion over time (Fig.  5a) and the eventual decrease of cellobiose to undetectable concentrations (Fig.  5b) indicate that either some β- d-glucosidase activity remains in the supernatant or that β- d-glucosidase-type activity from other, unbound cellulases is hydrolyzing the cellobiose.

Most of this came from wind power and bioenergy, the latter being boosted by the continued conversion of Drax - once the UK's biggest coal plant - to burning wood pellets.

It is possible that the decrease in putrescine observed at the initial time point, was not wholly due to inhibition of ODC activity or decreased uptake, but also due to the continued conversion of the diamine to spermidine, levels of which did not fall in response to I3C treatment.

Based on consistent growth and continued conversions, that could mean the apps individually were on track to see anywhere from $2 million (Kendall) to $15 million (Kylie) in gross annual revenue, Apptopia estimated at the time.

An increase in the intensity of dairy farming and in biogas production as well as agricultural changes can lead to a continuing conversion of grassland, in cases when grassland is rented by other farms.

San Juan Diego hasn't become that popular of a saint and has failed to stanch the continuing conversion of indigenous Catholics to Pentecostalism.

The experiment that was hand-stirred only initially exhibits the first conversion trend of a high initial rate of conversion, while the RBRs that were mixed 4 hourly initially, and intermittently thereafter, follow the second conversion trend of continued higher conversion later in the reaction.

This is the part where you'll prepare for three public celebrations: the Rite of Election, the Call to Continuing Conversion, and the deal-cincher at the Easter Vigil.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company got the approval it needed from policyholders yesterday to continue its conversion to a publicly traded company.

Downtown Los Angeles continues its conversion from urban blight to tourist site with the opening this month of the JW Marriott Hotel Los Angeles, above, featuring 878 rooms, a rooftop bar and three floors of ballrooms.

In hiring its new leader, the museum's board chairman, John Estey, said, "the No. 1 thing we really wanted to do is continue the conversion of the Adler to a 21st century museum that deals with the kind of ways people learn today".