Sentence examples for converting causes from inspiring English sources

In some cases phages have been shown to specify complete R-M systems as observed in the Staphylococcus aureus quadruple converting (causes lysogenized bacteria to acquire or lose the ability to express phenotypic traits) phage π42, which harbours a BcgI-like R-M system [ 15].

Man converts cause and effect into means and end, and thereby makes organic stimulation the bearer of meaning.

Susanna, one of Hinde's daughters, converted, causing distress to the family.

The additional steps in pentose converting pathways cause the loss of substrate carbon into the cell mass which may account for the less efficient of pentose than hexose for cell growth [ 23].

The miR-124 inhibits the tumor necrosis factor-alpha converting enzyme (TACE) causing a reduced concentration of TNFα despite of an increased TNFα mRNA expression.

Furthermore, a large unit cost for the international community in converting funding into utility causes large disease contraction probability.

They're not interested in converting others to their cause — they thrive on disdain, and gleefully lump their supposed best friends, the Campbells, with all the other bleating sheep.

Now the devices had to eliminate the delays caused by converting analog into digital.

The sentencing of Meriam Yahia Ibrahim to death for apostasy in a Khartoum courtroom, for the "crime" of converting to Christianity, rightly caused outrage across the world.

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The things that are causing all the fuss are chemicals called nitrites and nitrates, which once in the body can be converted into cancer-causing compounds.