ABE fermentation was achieved using Clostridium species whose genes help in the conversion of biomass into butanol.
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.
He is helping design the conversion of 15 Broad Street into a condominium called Downtown by Philippe Starck.
In snails of the family Muricidae, arylsulfatase is found in the hypobranchial gland where it plays a role in Tyrian purple biosynthesis76; it helps in the conversion of tyrindoxyl sulphate into the biologically active precursors of Tyrian purple77, 78.
One gram of sample (soil) is first digested in 10 ml strong sulfuric acid in the presence of 8 g catalyst (containing 96%% potassium sulfate, 3.5 % copper sulfate, and 0.5 % selenium dioxide) which helps in the conversion of the nitrogen to ammonium ions.
"Chilling the rice then helps foster the conversion of starches.
At Green Dot, Ken led all aspects of operations and helped drive the conversion of several failed Los Angeles Unified schools to Green Dot charter conversion.
The movement towards Christianity began again in the late 6th and 7th centuries, helped by the conversion of the Franks in Northern France, who carried considerable influence in England.
