Sentence examples for have been successfully converted from inspiring English sources

A number of jails have been successfully converted, including HMP Oxford, which became a hotel in 2005.

Finally, cis-olefins, such as 192 (Scheme 50), have been successfully converted into the amidoacetoxylation products on reaction with phthalimide in the presence of PhI OAc 2 as the oxidizing agent of palladium.

Most of these patients have been successfully converted from insulin to sulfonylurea therapy, with an overall rate of successful conversion more than 90% (55/60 KCNJ11 patients, and 23/27 ABCC8 patients) (7, 8, 12).

Many sources of TAGs have been successfully converted to aviation biofuel and the consensus is that generally any TAGs (with the exception of those with very short chain fatty acids) are acceptable as precursors for fuel production [ 12].

In this work, polytetrafluoroethene waste has been successfully converted into nanoporous carbon spheres by a simple template carbonization method, using CaCO3 as hard template.

She cited as a model the century-old Main Street School building in Port Washington, which has been successfully converted to a mixture of public uses by theater and community groups on the lower floors and senior housing above.

Small target binding has been successfully converted into a significant increase of the fluorescence anisotropy signal presumably produced by the reduction of the local motional freedom of the dye.

To demonstrate the feasibility of this approach, a highly unstable Japanese encephalitis flavivirus infectious clone has been successfully converted into a remarkably stable infectious DNA construct with the specific infectivity of 106 pfu/μg in cell culture.

This suggests that part of TiO2 has been successfully converted to Bi2Ti2O7.

Thus, the polymorphism at BnaC.HAG3b locus has been successfully converted into a PCR-based marker.

Duckweed has been successfully converted to ethanol [ 11- 13] and butanol [ 14] in recent years, indicating that it would be a good candidate feedstock for bioenergy production.