Sentence examples for converted in effect from inspiring English sources
My plan was to graft myself to the proceedings, to get a flavor for what happens when some of the world's most unlikely places (uh, Kassel?) are showered with serious cash and temporarily altered — converted, in effect, into micro-worlds, lands unto themselves.
The old Arthur Levitt State Office Building at Broadway and Chambers Street, where for seven decades state legislators and agencies hung their New York City hats -- and hundreds of aspiring real estate brokers took their state licensing exams -- is being converted into, in effect, three buildings stacked one atop another.
Boston was converted in 2002.
Standardized in size and then converted in.
ToM and neurocognitive score differences between patients and controls were converted to effect sizes in terms of Cohen's d.
The first used the odds ratios converted to effect sizes for inclusion in meta-analysis 1, and showed a significant negative effect of non-white ethnicity on performance (P<0.001, d=−0.59, −0.84 to −0.35; I=83%).
For presentation in the table, a multiplier was converted to the effect size in kg/m based on a percentage of risk increase or decrease in mean population BMI (i.e., a multiplier of 1.02 is equivalent to 2%% × 35.12 kg/m = 0.70 kg/m).
In August, Whelan converted to shares, and in effect wrote off, £48m he has loaned to Wigan, the cost of funding them from bottom to top.
Stephen Yagman, a lawyer for Mr. Guerrero, said, "We have in effect converted a civil rights lawsuit into a racketeering lawsuit, and it's about time".
