Sentence examples for intensive conversion from inspiring English sources

Sites progressively distant from intact forest and with more intensive conversion and development supported smaller subsets of the diversity and composition, and no apex predators.

By using many simple, but general-purpose processors and embedded memory, high levels of processing power per mm2 of silicon area can be achieved, making this architecture ideally suited to the computationally intensive conversion of protocols required by current and emerging storage networks.

However, the possibility of more intensive gene conversion between these intergenic segments resulting in higher intraspecies similarity cannot be excluded.

This is an important oversight given the intensive land-conversion generated by linear infrastructure development, as well as the relevance given to carbon pool variations associated with land use and land-use changes by national inventories of GHG emissions and global reports.

High-throughput RNAi screening is widely applied in biological research, but remains expensive, infrastructure-intensive and conversion of many assays to HTS applications in microplate format is not feasible.

The Sōka-gakkai follows an intensive policy of conversion (shakubuku; literally, "break and subdue"), which increased its membership within a seven-year period (1951 57) from 3,000 to 765,000 families.

The main drivers of degradation of water resources in this watershed are urbanisation processes, intensive agriculture and conversion of riparian vegetation.

In addition, many forests occur where climate and soil are suitable for intensive agricultural production and conversion of forests to farms results in radical changes in the composition of the biota.

This study adds to the increasing uncertainty in the published literature about the nature of improvement in cardiovascular parameters with conversion to intensive hemodialysis regimens.

This study adds to the increasing uncertainty about the nature of improvement in cardiovascular parameters with conversion to intensive hemodialysis regimens.

Bortezomib and 17-DMAG, when combined at single low-toxic concentrations, enhanced growth inhibition of RMS cells, with signs of autophagy that included intensive cytoplasmic vacuolization and conversion of cytosolic LC3-I protein to its autophagosome-associated form.