Dr. Hagen converted to part-time status at the medical school and the couple moved to St. Thomas.
Expression level was then converted to parts per million based on the blast hit count and the number of ESTs queried for that particular tissue type.
Exposure estimations that were expressed in a mass per volume unit (e.g., micrograms per cubic meter) instead of parts per million, billion, or hundred million (pphm) were converted to parts per billion using the general equation at 1 atm and 25°C: 24.45 × concentration (micrograms per cubic meter)/molecular weight.
The former employees also charge that students who declined to enroll because their financial aid packages were too small were sometimes pressed to convert to part-time studies.
In TG4, high level of free Put was largely consistent with the low level of its conjugated counterpart, implying that in this line the conjugated Put might have been enormously converted to free part.
Finally, soluble tannin was converted to insoluble part in the vacuole through acetaldehyde produced from ethanol oxidization mediated by ADH, which is under the control of miR2911a, in particular at the late stage of fruit development.
They are last attested as being used as baths in 713, before being converted to other uses: part of the building became the prison known as Noumera, while another part appears to have been used as a silk workshop.
The property is one of several Cold War missile-launching sites around the country that have been converted to homes -- part of a small, increasingly costly real estate niche.
That sugar is what's converted to alcohol as part of the fermentation process, after the grapes are picked and crushed.
The read counts were converted to values in parts per million (ppm) for transcript abundance estimation and normalization, and both of the short and long data sets were merged.
The highway's designation was decommissioned when the last section of it was converted to freeway as a part of the present-day Interstate 75 (I-75).
