Sentence examples for help the conversion from inspiring English sources

A number of big retailers, such as Armani Exchange, Guess and The Limited have recently put PayPal's mobile express checkout as an option for payments on their mobile sites as a way to help the conversion process.

These two electrons help the conversion of O2 to H2O2 and simultaneously generate methemoglobin.

Other chains are studying such a move, and studios are working with manufacturers of digital systems to help finance the conversion.

Over 80 artists from around the world collaborated to help with the conversion, with each room (or cell) redesigned by them – one room features original work by Antony Gormley.

We will use some of our savings to renovate the property but my dad will need to contribute to help with the conversion so that he can move in and for there to be sufficient space for everyone to live in.

ABE fermentation was achieved using Clostridium species whose genes help in the conversion of biomass into butanol.

There's no doubt that not having to leave a merchant's site could help with the conversion process at checkout.

Although the FCC unit was developed purposely to help in the conversion of low value feed into more gasoline, the unit and the process have undergone several modifications, some of which are aimed at tackling the increasing demand for some of it byproducts, such as propylene.

So to find a kind of non-hypoglycemic agents, on the basis of lifestyle modification, to help preventing the conversion of IGT to diabetes for subjects with prediabetes will be meaningful.

In turn, this has generated a paradox: on one hand, it has created a pressing need for greater manual annotation and analysis efforts; on the other, it has made it impossible for purely manual efforts to keep up with the scale of data acquisition, creating an urgent need for intelligently designed tools to help automate the conversion of raw data to knowledge and understanding.

The three former Anglican bishops will help the group prepare for conversion to Catholicism in a ceremony expected to be held at Easter.