Sentence examples for cost for conversion from inspiring English sources

(31) It is plausible that the diminished rate at which the branched intermediate forms in the context of the splicing reaction of the Mja KlbA intein might be attributed to the greater entropy of activation relative to the entropy of attack by the neighboring Cys in the standard inteins, which adds to the enthalpic cost for conversion of an amide to a (thio ester.

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An important on-farm drought adaptation mechanism comes by converting from surface irrigation to water conserving irrigation technologies when faced with lower financial costs for conversion.

This recalcitrance leads to increased processing costs for conversion of biomass into liquid fuels [ 3].

Keeping the drivetrains purely mechanical might offer advantages in maintenance and repair as well as reducing the cost for the conversion of the vehicle.

CBP operation featuring cellulase production, cellulose/hemicellulose hydrolysis and fermentation of 5- and 6- carbon sugars in one step have shown the potential to provide the lowest cost for biological conversion of cellulosic biomass to fuels, when processes relying on hydrolysis by enzymes and/or microorganisms are used (Lynd et al.2005).2005

More than once, we paid for the first year's subscription, implementation and training fees and the rest of the cost of conversion for less than we would have spent on maintenance and support services on the legacy solution.

The price of £138,118 included the cost of conversion for her new role.

The cost of conversion was a factor for many buildings, despite the Clean Heat Program's financing options and incentives.

A cost effective method for conversion of a vertical tube thermogravimetric analysis system into a magnetic balance capable of measuring Curie Temperatures is presented.

Addresses issues of regional and global energy demands, including sources, carriers, storage, current and future technologies, costs for energy conversion, and their impact on climate and the environment.