Sentence examples for hand conversion from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, conversion to COBOL-85 was thought to increase productivity in future years, thus justifying the conversion costs.
On the other hand, conversion to another type of atrial arrhythmia with a slower ventricular rate might also have favourably impacted EF evolution in this group.
On the other hand, conversion from a graphical format such as SVG to SBGN-ML requires inferring the meaning of lines, glyphs and symbols, which is bound to lead to loss of information.
With the tetrahydroisoquinoline core 4 in hand, conversion to the prototypical screening set of N-benzyl and 2′-, 3′-, and 4′-methoxybenzyl derivatives was carried out by cleaving the N-acetyl group and then benzylating at N-2 with the appropriate benzyl halide.
On the other hand, conversion of translaryngeal intubation into tracheostomy is associated with several advantages [ 4] listed in Tables 2 and 3. Some of the evidence on the advantages of tracheostomy is extrapolated from non-trauma patients because of the lack of trauma-specific literature in certain areas.
On the other hand, conversions to Orthodoxy were welcomed, and converts were not allowed to revert to their former religions.
On the other hand, the conversion rate for methane abatement was significantly affected above 325 °C.
On the other hand, feed conversion ratio (FCR) was improved when the ratios Val and Ile to Lys were obtained without the use of synthetic sources.
On one hand, this conversion appeared to increase the compressive stress of the multilayer films for the lowest periodicity (14 nm and 7 nm of half-period).
On the other hand, the conversion ratio of TEDs whose Burgers vector is not parallel to the step-flow direction was much lower.
On the other hand NOx conversion over Cu/FER was more stable in the presence of decane compared to Cu/MOR and Cu/ZSM-5 catalysts.
