Sentence examples for hour conversion from inspiring English sources

Notably, acute treatment of CCRF-CEM cells with 4-HPR (5 μM) induced nearly complete inhibition of DES in situ activity within the first hour (conversion rate of 13.00 ± 0.45 in control vs. 0.61 ± 0.03 in 4-HPR-treated CCRF-CEM cells).

He immediately did, calling Mr. Gore's comments an "11th-hour conversion" to the Bush view.

And its leader scorns "Labour's statism" and Ed Miliband's "11th-hour conversion... to parade himself as the champion of 'fiscal responsibility'".

Yvette Cooper's call this week for "controls and brakes" to manage economic migration has been widely mocked as an 11th-hour conversion.

He was recruited by some Republican leaders who saw him as tailor-made for the moment, but other party officials snubbed him, viewing his 11th-hour conversion with suspicion.

The character's 11th-hour conversion to faith and sentimentality, then, feels like a personality exorcism.

Of course, partisan papers were hardly going to miss the chance to make some eleventh-hour conversions in the belief, however remote, that their readers don't know where they stand.

In "1776" the fable we've heard a thousand times before gives way to a cliff-hanging drama of political horse trades, 11th-hour conversions and late-night gallops.

But from crude eleventh-hour conversions such as "Clash of the Titans" to the stomach-churning excess of "Alice in Wonderland" and technically brilliant but lifeless efforts such as Martin Scorsese's "Hugo", no one since Mr Cameron has made a film that was just simply better in 3D.

In 18 hours, the conversion by ECCN 3 reached to 91%.

After 3 hours, the conversion rates of methanol and ethanol, as measured by acid-base titration, were 53.6% and 82.6%, respectively.