Sentence examples for introducing a conversion from inspiring English sources

SPE results were interpreted with an extended RSA model (RSAE) that couples the process of OM co-deposition and blocking to colloid transport by introducing a conversion factor (Kconv) that reflects the blocking efficiency of OM.

He said he would introduce a conversion bill granting exclusive control to the Orthodox for its second and third readings next week.

Thus after non-Orthodox movements filed several cases with Israeli courts to have their conversions recognized, the Orthodox parties, using their new power as key members of Mr. Netanyahu's right-religious coalition, introduced a conversion bill to formalize their monopoly on conversions to Judaism in Israel.

For example, Krishna [18] introduces a conversion of relational model databases into RDF formats.

For unifying qPCR results derived from the analysis of cryo-preserved and paraffin-embedded tissues, we introduced a conversion (normalization) factor that took into account different amplification efficiencies.

Finally, Google says it's also introducing a new "Conversion Optimizer" for in-app buyers, which is a tool that's designed to help publishers better target "high-value" users.

The Y2H destination vectors pGBKT7-DEST (bait) and pGADT7-DEST (prey) were derived from pGBKT7 and pGADT7 (Clontech) by introducing a GATEWAY® rfB conversion cassette into the SmaI sites as described recently (23).

Authors may be tempted to use surrogate allele identifiers (see [ 2, 9]) that simplify listings of results for multiple variants, or that denote a SNP's functionality at the price of introducing a further data conversion step.

Laser light illumination at 660 nm also introduced a mild conversion increase, however not to the same extent as for 520 nm.

To avoid this problem, we introduce a format conversion (Cnv) to the system.

To avoid this problem, we introduce a format conversion (Cnv) from type B to type A in the base layer.