Sentence examples for in their conversion from inspiring English sources

For these Christians, it seemed absurd that a country that spawned the missionary work which resulted in their conversion was not doing more to maintain its Christian heritage.

He was certainly the principal agent in their conversion, a fact of great significance for the history of the Christian church and of Europe.

For many Chinese feminists, who describe the UN conference as a key moment in their conversion to activism, this year should have been one of commemoration – a chance to celebrate their achievements in the last two decades.

Their commissions featured bold angular forms and open complex series of spaces, as demonstrated in their conversion of a legal office's attic space (1983 88) in Vienna and their addition to the Funder Factory (1988) in St. Veit an der Glan, Austria.

Pretty close to a 20% increase in their conversion.

During its beta, clients saw an increase between 5 and 7percentt in their conversion rates when they displayed user-generated photos on their site, and click-throughs on the most engaging photos was between 15 and 20percentt.

These intermediates of the ethylmalonyl-CoA pathway have in common their conversion by coenzyme B12-dependent mutases, which have cobalt as a central ligand.

Both metabolites have in common their conversion by specific mutases [33], [34] (i.e., ethylmalonyl-CoA mutase catalyzing the conversion of ethylmalonyl-CoA to methylsuccinyl-CoA, methylmalonyl-CoA mutase converting methylmalonyl-CoA to succinyl-CoA).

Cortisol has two primary actions: (1) stimulation of gluconeogenesis i.e., the breakdown of protein and fat in muscle and their conversion to glucose in the liver and (2) anti-inflammatory actions.

For the possibility to monitor the movement of drugs in various body compartments, their conversion in tissues and organs and their excretion from the organism, suitable bioanalytical methods have to be developed and validated.

2– 4 These phenomena are related to the increase in the production of androgens, synthesized by the ovaries and the adrenal glands from cholesterol in females, along with their conversion in peripheral tissues.