Sentence examples for extended conversion from inspiring English sources

Unlike these approaches, our strategy focused on activation of the endogenous but often silent Sbm operon for extended conversion of succinate into 1-propanol.

I asked whether we shouldn't spare a thought for his friend Sam Torrance, whose career was extended by conversion to the broomhandle putter.

This batch-conversion strategy can be extended to data conversion between different versions and different platforms, as long as the data are generated in copy numbers "per cell".

Since the coupons and the funding have run out, Congress is thinking of extending the conversion date.

QD structures are considered very promising photovoltaic nanomaterials due to their ability to extend the conversion of solar energy into the IR range [7 9].

How else to explain that only 22 of their number voted to extend the conversion deadline from Feb. 17, as it is now, to June 13?

Despite the high rate of "failure to extend", the conversion rate to GA in the control group was low and less than the 5 % suggested as an audit target by the Royal College of Anaesthetists [ 18].

This technique, which is also extended on residual conversion, leads to a more accurate data conversion and it significantly improves the audio quality in the enhanced music piece.

And it was Cooke who scored the second try, which gave Hull some breathing space again, working a runaround move with McMenemy and planting the ball over the line, and his superb touchline conversion extended the lead to 16-8.

A good angled penalty from Ryan Lamb, to add to his earlier conversion, extended the Warriors' half-time advantage to nine points and left the visitors with a Malvern-sized hill to climb.

McFadden's conversion extended Leinster's lead to 16-3 although Biggar replied with an Ospreys penalty before the break.