The ideal of training for a physical goal was converted to that of attaining wisdom or mental prowess by developing and training intellectual faculties.
However, as the concentration increased, the cutting pattern converted to that of BtsI-1 (Fig. 5, lane 2 12).
The muramidase activity of the tissue homogenate (1 μg) was converted to that of a chicken egg white lysozyme as a standard.
Where possible, the terminology for the different prefrontal areas used by Ghashgaei et al. (2007) is converted to that of Carmichael and Price (1994).
hDNA is recognized and corrected by mismatch repair machinery and can result in gene conversion, where genetic information is converted to that of the homologous donor template.
Hence, there is a gene-environment interaction in which the phenotype of Vangl2 Lp/+ is converted to that of Vangl2 Lp/Lp as a result of suppression of heparan sulfation by chlorate.
Based on our observation, the rudimentary glumes of spikelets seemed to be initiated normally as bract-like structures in the bfl1 mutant (Fig. 1G, 2F), but subsequent SMs ceased development and failed to produce empty glumes and FM, instead, their identity was converted to that of a branch meristem (BM), indicating that SM identity is acquired but fails to transit from SM to FM.
Patty Reece, who lives in Mission Hills, Kan., and who with her husband, Jerry, often escapes to a second home about 150 miles west in the Flint Hills region, recently recalled how she was converted to that blast of heat from the past.
The facts that the Pats failed to convert, that (of course) Manning took his team into the end zone, that the Colts won and that the loss had no empirical impact on a Patriots season that ended in Foxboro with a playoff loss to the Ravens are all insignificant dust balls under the bed of NFL history.
