For example, conversion rights or registration rights appear to be arcane provisions that can be negotiated, but in the world of U.S. venture-backed companies, these are part of the overall deal structure and are expected by the stakeholders.
For example, conversion of carbohydrate to fat would occur during situations of excess carbohydrate intake and not under situations of normal or below normal intake.
For example, conversion between GenMAPP Pathway Markup Language (GPML) and standard pathway exchange formats such as SBML and BioPAX are under development using Paxtools (62, 63).
For example, conversion rates of SNPs between species closely related to P. maxima (i.e. 61.3% in P. margaritifera and 58.5% in P. mazatlantica), illustrate the high utility for the P. maxima map in comparative mapping studies.
Previous data that histone deacetylase inhibitors, that decondense chromatin, induce a senescence-like state in human fibroblasts suggested that the opening of certain chromatin domains (for example, conversion of heterochromatin to euchromatin) may be a feature of replicative senescence [ 37].
One Kampyle customer, for example, saw conversions rates jump from 2.8%to29%9% and average deal size increase by 220% compared to any other lead source used.
In some buildings, for example, the conversion sponsor may have retained control over the parking garage under a "sweetheart lease".
"Retrofitting Suburbia" details, for example, the conversion of a former shopping mall in Lakewood, Colo., into a New Urbanist-influenced town center.
This may reflect that sequence similarity between A. duranensis and the A subgenome of A. hypogaea has been eroded by recombination between the A and B subgenomes in the tetraploid by, for example, gene conversion.
