Sentence examples for convert through a from inspiring English sources
A social enterprise is offering individuals the opportunity to immerse themselves in Islam, without having to convert, through a trip to Istanbul that takes in the regular sights and sounds but also includes prayers at dawn and midnight and lessons on Islam and its basic practices.
We also speculate that these cells might be able to lose E-cadherin and convert, through a secondary EMT, into more differentiated mesenchymal cells (Figure 9B, dotted arrow).
These and other nonprocessive proteases, which function as upstream components of the N-end rule pathway, have in common their ability to convert, through a cleavage, a pro-N-degron into an N-degron.
The native (as yet unobserved) substrate radical is thought to rapidly convert through an azacyclopropylcarbinyl radical intermediate to a "product -radical centered on the α-carbon of lysine with the product -radicalgroup shifted to the β-centered
But it might be converted through a system that has a different assumed sampling period.
Serving at 1-2, 15-30, Djokovic hooked a forehand wide to concede two break points, the second of which Murray converted through a Djokovic double-fault.
They are later converted, through a complex formula that emulates the workings of an individual retirement account, into a stream of retirement benefits.
On playing back the tape past the recording head, the signal is reproduced and then converted through a loudspeaker into the original sound wave.
Robert Epstein, a former editor in chief of Psychology Today and co-founder of a behavioral research institute in California, has won several converts through a series of experiments since first raising his concerns in 2013.
To study the degradation of viscose fiber wastewater by microorganisms, organic matter is converted through a range of metabolic reactions by assembling of microorganisms in wastewater environment.
The mean squares can be converted through a cube-root transformation (Wilson-Hilferty) to (infit/outfit) t-statistics.
