Sentence examples for for further conversion from inspiring English sources

One glyceraldehyde molecule is exported from the chloroplast, for further conversion in the cytoplasm, for every five that undergo an ATP-powered re-formation into the five-carbon ribulose biphosphate.

The novel contribution in the predictive approach employed is the digitalisation of particles, container and packing space to generate complex life-like stochastic packing structures of particulate systems at relatively high speed (when compared to traditional vector-based approaches) which are comparable with experimentally packed beds without need for further conversion of numerical data.

Thermal cracking is beneficial to some degree for further conversion of feedstock.

A takeover could mean that U.S. Steel could sell less of its output to service centers for further conversion to specialty products.

This is a complex issue since it involves not only the logistical aspects [12] but also the efforts regarding agricultural technologies and biomass treatment for further conversion.

The removal of acid gases is essential for better performance of downstream catalytic purifications units and production of high-purity chemicals and monomers for further conversion to the required chemicals or polymers.

The involvement of OH groups in the reactions in turn enhances the ethanol adsorption, stabilizes its adsorbate intermediates for further conversions to H2, CH4 and CO2 at relatively low temperatures.

Efficient deacetylation is important for increasing the hydrolysis yield of xylan and cellulose, as well as for producing non-acetylated hydrolysis products for further conversions.

Loss of sunlight and daylight to neighbouring properties, overlooking and loss of privacy lack of amenity space, which will set precedent for further conversions or flats in the area.

Ferromagnetic nanopowders (NP), synthesized with magnetically decoupled cores, may represent interesting raw materials for their further conversion into nanostructured magnetic bulk materials, with properties suitable for their utilization in low and high-frequency applications.

Bold targets for avoiding further conversion of natural habitats are needed.