Sentence examples for conversion to a conventional from inspiring English sources

Conversion to a conventional locked nail, supplemented with cerclage wire was then carried out.

In each case of shortening, re-operation with conversion to a conventional locked nail was carried out.

More generally, breast cancer cells may acquire resistance to conventional and targeted therapies upon conversion to a mesenchymal-like phenotype.

Over half of the NIPPV group required conversion to conventional ventilation – a much higher percentage than in other studies – but none of these were emergent.

Hierarchical SAPO-34 exhibited a 1.5 times lifetime increase in catalytic chloromethane to olefin conversion with respect to a conventional counterpart.

The percutaneous technique was used in 32 patients (65.3%), and none of them required conversion to the conventional surgical technique.

At the end of the heating process in the RVA, conversion to the conventional molecular form will have been achieved.

17, 18 Conversion was defined either as performing a laparotomy (conversion to conventional procedure) or as the necessity to apply additional or 5-mm trocars (conversion to traditional laparoscopic surgery).

The floor of the building to be occupied by D. F. Young was previously occupied by medical offices, but Mr. Collins said the owner, Journal Square Plaza Urban Renewal Associates, was willing to do the conversion to conventional offices for the right tenant.

The CE made from GPs with NiO nanoparticles attached (NiO-GP) yielded 3.06% power conversion efficiency which is comparable to a conventional platinum thin film based CE (3.57%).

Furthermore, conversion of a primary resurfacing to a conventional total by a femoral-only revision has more than twice the risk of revision than a primary conventional total hip arthroplasty.