Section 1174 permits the court to convert the case to a liquidation under chapter 7 if the court finds that the debtor cannot be reorganized, or if various time limits specified in the subchapter are not met.
It appears larvae of the Churchill Asynarchus [unlike Asynarchus contumax (McLachlan, 1880) – see Solem [ 18]] convert their case to at least partial mineral material just prior to pupation (see Wiggins [ 21]).
Some clinical experience suggests that, after years, tracheostomy might be converted in some cases to nocturnal NIPPV.
Human population data, available from National Statistical Offices from 1970, were used to convert case numbers into incidence per 100,000 of the population.
Eventually, many Jews and Christians did convert — probably, in many cases, to avoid the tax.
On Aug. 9, 2010, a clinical sales director wrote to his team: "Be proactive in finding cases to convert.
If correction of the resulting T/G mispairing fails, affected CpG dinucleotides will convert in half of cases to TpG (same strand) or CpA (opposite strand).
But there is a considerable risk in these cases to convert a proximal gallstone ileus into a distal gallstone ileus as the result of partial fragmentation and manipulation of the stone.
Or G.M. and Chrysler might have converted their Chapter 11 cases to Chapter 7 cases.
Case numbers were converted to case rate (cases/100,000) to account for the source population size.
The sampled sentinel pandemic cases were then converted to the HB-level daily reported influenza cases by summing across all participating sentinel GPs of the HBs, which in turn were converted into weekly reported ILI cases to match the temporal resolution of the SERVIS data.
