Sentence examples for conversion document from inspiring English sources

"He gave an oath that he had personally affixed his name to the girl's conversion document.

Damon Albarn's evolution from pop star to world music fixer began with an Oxfam trip to Mali in 2000, followed through by his own conversion document, Mali Music (2002).

It claims that it distributed shares in the fairest possible way, and that most of its unhappy savers and borrowers could have got shares had they paid closer attention to the 166-page conversion document distributed in January.

The great majority of sequence changes in both DT40 PolyLacO-λ GFP-LacI-VP16 transfectants and DT40 PolyLacO-λR HIRA-LacI transfectants were due to gene conversion (82% and 87%, respectively), comparable to levels of gene conversion documented in DT40 PolyLacO-λ GFP-LacI transfectants (80%; Cummings et al. 2007).

HCW with no conversion documented and a TST induration ≤ 10 mm were invited to return for a new evaluation and TST annually for the following 3 years (2002, 2003 and 2004).

HCWs enrolled in the cohort who had no conversion documented but TST induration ≥ 10 mm, those with positive HIV test and those who missed the yearly evaluation or did not come for TST reading were also excluded of the study.

Unequal crossovers between sister chromatids and gene conversion documented in the centromeres of many organisms have been postulated as the major homogenization force for tandem repeats located in these areas [ 48- 52].

New studies evaluating the response to HspX among TST conversion documented within 12 weeks after a negative TST (such as during the evaluation of close contacts of an active pulmonary TB case) instead of 12 months could help us to better understand the role of this antigen in recent LTBI.

Diana Spechler's "Conversions" documents a college cocaine binge.

While eNeuralNet is marketing the software to political groups, sales have so far been mainly to other kinds of clients -- pharmaceutical companies seeking patterns in clinical trials, a travel agency trying to detect credit card fraud -- and it is charging $50,000 to $5 million for its services, including the conversion of documents into searchable databases.

On the other hand, our encryption module requires slightly longer time since this also includes the conversion of documents into text file for the keyword extraction process.