Sentence examples for despite conversion from inspiring English sources

Two patients had a painful nonunion and one had persistent pain despite conversion to a solid wrist arthrodesis.

In the Netherlands, thousands of Iranian Muslim migrants and refugees are converting to Christianity, despite conversion from Islam being considered apostasy in Iran and punishable by death.

Despite conversion to a negative culture on hospital day 16, ceftriaxone was changed to levofloxacin (500 mg every 24 h, i.v).v

Nevertheless, Kaplan-Meier curves of cardiovascular events and total mortality continuously diverged favouring the originally active versus control arms despite conversion of curves representing the changes of LDL-cholesterol values over time.

Witness the continuing pressures on Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, despite their conversion into bank holding companies.

Gadahn admitted that, despite his conversion, he had not been able to give up all his recordings.

But his assertions that he had remained a Jew despite his conversion drew outcries from some Jewish leaders.

Despite its conversion to free-market capitalism at its historic 1959 congress in Bad Godesberg, many members still harbour hopes of a socialist future.

Ezra Pound scarcely can be blamed upon the English, and T. S. Eliot, despite his conversion in citizenship and faith, remains an American phenomenon, a monument to a past illness, a literary malaise now largely vanished.

This performance was despite limited conversion of the intermediate CO between cascade steps (∼6.4%), and reactor design improvements to enhance the conversion could lead to significantly enhanced ethanol production performance.

Later on, despite the conversion to Islam of the Īl-Khan Maḥmūd Ghāzān (1295 1304) and the centralizing reforms of his minister Rashīd al-Dīn (d. 1318), according to one source, by 1335 40 state or dīwān revenues in Arabian Iraq had fallen to one-tenth of their pre-Mongol level.