Sentence examples for conversion of which from inspiring English sources

Hougaard landed a second penalty, which gave them the confidence to strike for the try, the conversion of which would level the scores.

The enzymes Alpha-amylase, β-amylase and Isoamylase degrade starch to soluble sugar, the further conversion of which leads to increased maltose, glucose, fructose and sucrose levels [ 34].

The data raise the possibility that GLI1130P is a latent and stable form, the conversion of which to its unphosphorylated, labile and active form (GLI1) is antagonised by p53.

About 25% (4/16) showed conversion, of which two cases were among those that expired, while the other two cases were started on ATT and responded well to treatment.

Coals containing at least 300 ppm Mo fell into a narrow range of THF and resid conversions, of which none was clearly superior to the others.

Retailers know how to cope, pricing goods and services not in rubles, but in "conditional units" — shorthand for dollars or euros, the conversion rates of which are adjusted daily or even hourly.

This could be a consequence of the high frequency of homologous recombination, since unequal sister chromatid exchange and gene conversion, both of which depend on homologous recombination, can generate this kind of polymorphisms.

It would also be expected to correlate with the presence of recombination or gene conversion, either of which would be expected to be mis-identified as multiple point mutations in a purely mutational phylogeny.

Ashlea was delighted to learn that I wrote the first peer-reviewed Roth IRA conversion article back in 1997 and that I wrote a bestselling book on Roth IRA conversions, both of which she used for her research.

After Manning led a touchdown drive, the Steelers' second scoring drive went 14 plays, including four third-down conversions, several of which came because Roethlisberger scrambled to keep the play alive until the defensive coverage on receivers broke down.

This article was amended on 4 April 2019 to correct the conversion of 10cm, which is around four inches, rather than six inches as originally stated.