Sentence examples for control conversion from inspiring English sources

As control, conversion of cyclohexanone and phenylacetone were evaluated.

Quality control, conversion to labeled RNA, hybridization and scanning were all performed at the microarray facility of the Department of Human Genetics Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre NijmegenNijmegengen, the Netherlands), using Affymetrix technology while following the manufacturer's protocols.

This result may be due, in part, to the plateau effect that occurs toward the latter extent of conversion time points; however, if one examines the data on a time-to-target basis, the high temperature hold provides clear benefits, achieving equivalent extents of conversion 24 h or more prior to the CTec-2 control conversion curve.

The commission, led by Finance Minister Yaakov Neeman, would let the chief rabbinate control conversions but would allow candidates to be prepared in an institute in which Reform, Conservative and Orthodox rabbis participated.

All the Illumina quality controls were acceptable, including sample-independent and dependent controls, staining controls, extension controls, target removal controls, hybridization controls, bisulphite conversion I and II controls, specificity controls, non-polymorphic controls and negative controls.

Orthodox rabbinic officials directly control marriage, divorce, and burial; indirectly, by controlling conversion, they determine important parts of immigration and residency law.

Melnick and Singh hypothesized that an "epigenetic switch" – a biochemical modification of the genome that controls conversion of normal cells into specialized B cells – was responsible for the rapid cell proliferation.

The kinetic of this thermodynamically controlled conversion is determined by maximal velocities for synthesis (VmS) and hydrolysis (VmH) of the N-acyl-l-amino acid.

The new process allows controlled conversion of single precursor (i.e., potassium ferricyanide) into water dispersible PBNPs that demonstrates potential viability for use in both homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis.

The chemical reaction that forms NGH from gas and water molecules is highly reversible, which allows controlled conversion of the NGH to its constituent gas and water.

Considering the divergence of gonadal activity between male (consistently active spermatogenesis) and female (cyclicity, controlled conversion between discrete reproductive states) mammals, this is perhaps not a surprising result.