Sentence examples for conversions over time from inspiring English sources

Kinetic models were then developed to describe the increasing conversions over time under different enzyme activities and process conditions.

According to an article by Newser.com there are industry incentives that will pay these theaters 80percentt of the cost of the conversion over time.

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.

Using reversed-phase HPLC quantification to monitor GTP-to-GDP conversion over time, we did not observe any significant difference in the intrinsic GTP hydrolysis rate between wild-type and the S111E mutant of Rab8A (kcat wt) = 2.8 × 10−5 s−1, kcat(S111E) = 1.9 × 10−5 s−1; Fig EV3B).

The kinetic parameter kcat/ KM was determined with AnMan5B (2.5–100 nM) for M3-M6, by following the substrate conversion over time (0 180 min for M3 and 0 60 min for M4-M6) at low (≤50 μM) substrate concentration in 50 mM Na-citrate pH 6 at 37 °C.

This gradient was attributed to repeated gene conversions over evolutionary time.

In tandems, the main evolutionary forces are unequal crossover and concerted evolution through gene conversion, but over time genes evolve to gain specific functions.

In a single pass through the membrane, >99% of the 4-nitrophenol is reduced to 4-aminophenol, but this conversion decreases over time.

It is particularly instructive to track and review conversion rate over time and regularly run experiments to improve it.

We recommend making a habit of tracking your conversion rate over time to gauge big-picture progress.

One of the most common freemium cohort analyses is tracking cumulative conversion rates over time (see sample chart below).