Sentence examples for due to a conversion from inspiring English sources
The oxidised layer was thinner after longer plasma exposure, indicating a decrease in specific volume due to a conversion of the polymer structure to an inorganic SiOx-rich structure.
It is also possible, however, to use sewage sludge ash as a means to enrich the hot liquid BOF slag with P, resulting in a fertiliser with a markedly higher P availability compared to the feedstock sewage sludge ash, due to a conversion of Ca3(PO4)2 (whitlockite) of low neutral ammonium citrate (nac) solubility into Ca-silico-phosphates with a higher nac solubility [9].
The combined data therefore suggest that the M2->M1 switch observed in vivo is due to a conversion of cells already present in the lesion.
Taken together, therefore, these data are compatible with the hypothesis that PfSE-mediated induction of Treg cells is primarily due to a conversion of Tmem cells into iTreg cells.
Heat can be produced from coal for around 3 €/GJ due to utilizing inexpensive feedstocks with high conversion efficiency (about 100%), while the raw material costs for electricity is double (6 €/GJ) due to a conversion yield of about 50%.
The one-way energy isolation fails in finite systems due to a frequency conversion phenomenon resulting from the reflection.
The enrichment of the advanced atherosclerotic plaque in Arg II+ (M1) MØ could be due to a phenotypic conversion of plaque-infiltrated, polarized MØ.
Alternatively, the enrichment of advanced atherosclerotic plaques in M1 MØ could be due to a phenotypic conversion of plaque-infiltrated MØ.
In both instances, orthologous copies seem to be recombinant due to a gene conversion event between an unknown DUXY paralog and a chimpanzee DUXY (PTR DUXY1; PTR DUXY4) gene copy.
However, we have shown that these exons do not have a high GC3 content which is a signature of a gene conversion event, and therefore proposed that the high sequence conservation is the result of purifying selection acting on the nucleotide sequences rather than due to a gene conversion event [ 8].
