Sentence examples for converted separately from inspiring English sources

It had saved my parents, each of whom had converted, separately, when they were young.

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A strategy in which the hemicellulose and cellulose fractions of lignocellulosic biomass are converted separately to jet fuel-range liquid hydrocarbon fuels (butene oligomers) through catalytic processes is developed.

These resins were converted separately in to iodide/bromide form by treatment with 10% (w/v) KI/KBr solution in a conditioning column which is adjusted at the flow rate as 1 mL/min.

In order to find consistent correlation values across subjects (i.e. a random effects analysis) we computed partial correlations for each subject separately, converted those to normally-distributed z-scores using the standard Pearson product moment distribution, and then performed a t-test that indicated whether mean z-score was significantly different from zero.

Each pool of total RNA was separately converted to cRNA and hybridized to a single microarray.

The segregation data of each population were separately converted into two-point recombination frequency estimates between all pairs of bins.

Equal amounts of RNA from control and treated samples were separately converted to fluorescently labeled cDNA by incorporation of the dye-conjugated nucleotides Cyanine 3 (Cy3 -dCTP or Cy3 -dCTP(or vice versa) during first-strand cDNA synthesis.

One possible explanation is that horizontal transfer of an HEG-containing intron has taken place independently in each of the two T. pretoriensis strains; each foreign HEG-containing intron (K. thermotolerans-L. mirantina-like or T. delbrueckii-like) has been separately converted to an HEG-lacking intron by the presumably native HEG-lacking intron via gene conversion.

Assuming that the word ADN (standing for Aircraft Data Network; http://www.arinc.com) is the model "password" to be ciphered in DNA (within the image coding regions); these letters (A, D and N) could be separately converted as the fragments of font images (Fig. 2A).

Both strands of the reference genome were bisulfite-converted separately in silico to represent the unmethylated and methylated genomes post-bisulfite conversion.