Sentence examples for increasingly converted from inspiring English sources

And the committee that handles the bill, which involves foreign operations, has increasingly converted hard earmarks to soft ones.

First, the gene expression of LDHA was up-regulated and that of LDHB down-regulated suggesting increased forward reaction of lactate dehydrogenase (pyruvate→lactate) indicating that pyruvate was increasingly converted to lactate.

The observed SOD1 bands corresponding to dimeric and monomeric forms in gels (Figure 1A) showed that the SOD1 proteins treated with Asc were increasingly converted into monomers from dimers, indicating that the WT SOD1 dissociates into monomers upon oxidation.

Stakeholders have increasingly converted forest and agroforestry area to oil palm plantation, and have neglected the NFTPs and agroforestry rubber.

But at a time of global financial instability, the administration has started to worry that foreign governments are increasingly converting their dollar holdings into investment funds to acquire companies, real estate, banks and other assets in the United States and elsewhere.

"Families, schools and libraries, and tween and teen girls emerged as our core demographic, using the platform for free but increasingly converting to paid members and/or purchasing physical or digital versions of their stories," said Ury.

The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that municipal water utilities using surface water sources will increasingly convert to monochloramine to meet federal regulations that limit disinfection byproducts in drinking water (12).

However, if water suppliers increasingly convert to monochloramine to reduce concentrations of disinfection byproducts, control of the growth of Legionella spp. in potable water systems may be an additional health benefit.

The nightspots, which are often housed in grungy urban buildings, breweries, or former factories situated on prime land, are increasingly being converted into apartment blocks and loft homes.

Diners are used to ignoring the choking poster while they eat -- why not the expectant screen of an A.T.M.? As grand old banks have increasingly been converted into restaurants, like Vine on Wall Street in New York and Striped Bass in Philadelphia, it was probably only a matter of time before restaurants became banks.

In northern Norway stands of coastal subarctic birch forests have increasingly been converted to non-native spruce stands during the last century.