Sentence examples similar to embark on conversion from inspiring English sources

There is evidence that tandem gene arrays tend to embark on gene conversion that leads to sequence homogenization among paralogs [ 24].

He remained a staunch unbeliever and was genuinely distressed, he once told me, when Malcolm Muggeridge, who had been a star performer for Granada, embarked on his public conversion to Christianity.

Three major California cities — Los Angeles (140,000 streetlights), San Jose (62,000) and San Francisco (30,000) — have embarked on some LED conversions.

Future studies may embark on this area to identify the determinants of the conversion efficiency among the intermediate outputs, for example, from invention disclosures to patents, from patents to licenses and from licenses to products.

Therefore, there is a strong need to embark on energy efficiency which encompasses conserving a scarce resource, improving the technical efficiency of energy conversion, generation, transmission, and end-use devices; substituting more expensive fuels with cheaper ones; and reducing or reversing the negative impact of energy production and consumption activities on the environment.

Hence, distant paralogs are more likely to embark on a novel evolutionary trajectory given that the probability of homogenization with the ancestral copy due to gene conversion events is reduced [ 47].

They embark on a choreographed lurching dance.

How about "embark on the Sisyphean task"?

Time to embark on the cure.

Embark on board Princess Cruises Golden Princesss.

2. Embark on a learning journey.