Sentence examples for eliminating conversion from inspiring English sources
That will come in handy now that the dollar can freely circulate alongside the colon at a fixed rate of $1 for8.755 colons, stabilizing interest rates and eliminating conversion fees.
The goal of this step was to eliminate conversion copies resulting from subfamilies with recent duplications.
Discrediting and eliminating gay conversion therapy, which often involves painful practices like electric shocks, has become a progressive priority in recent years as other barriers to LGBTQ equality have fallen.
By eliminating the conversion of succinic acid to fumarate, the production yield of succinic acid is improved.
To improve the efficiency and applicability of this biocatalytic system, further studies have to be conducted to derive superior production strains by eliminating key conversion bottlenecks, metabolic imbalances, and undesirable byproducts as well as to optimize gene expression and culture conditions.
The high concentration of p31(comet) + MAD2 in this assay (30 μM) allowed single mutants to support limited MAD2 conversion, but mutant combinations effectively eliminated MAD2 conversion.
Finally, although I cannot formally eliminate gene conversion as a plausible mechanism for the exon amplifications I describe, gene conversion tracts tend to be smaller [usually less than 300 bp (Chen et al. 2007)] than the zinc finger exons repeated in pclob.
The mixed-use character of these neighborhoods would be assured by including residential construction matched to the numbers of new workplaces, a pattern that had already begun downtown, where substantial office space had been eliminated by conversion of "obsolete" buildings to residential use.
Furthermore, the precision of base editors should be further improved to eliminate base conversion at G−25.
Therefore, the presence of excess of H2O2 content should be toxic and must be eliminated by conversion of H2O in subsequent reactions.
Iran's stockpile of 20percentt enriched uranium would be eliminated through conversion to fuel plates for use in a research reactor or oxidized.
