Sentence examples for introduction to convert from inspiring English sources

Fe release into solution was determined by the ferrozine analytical method.[16] It is pointed out that ascorbic acid was introduced into the sample solution prior to ferrozine introduction to convert any solution Fe III) into Fe(II).

Conversely, the introduction of a non-cleavable PARP1 variant appears to convert the apoptotic phenotype of cells succumbing to FAS ligation into a necrotic one.

The introduction of form drag within a canopy is purported to convert the mean kinetic energy and large scale k to its form at smaller scales (Wilson and Shaw 1977).

We have demonstrated that the introduction of two point mutations in the signature motif of MK-STYX was sufficient to convert it into an active phosphatase.

The society said last week that it planned to convert to a plc following a strategic review into its structure, prompted by the introduction of a new accounting regime.

Introduction of new drugs such as oxaliplatin and more recently monoclonal antibodies have allowed sufficient downsizing of 'unresectable' liver metastases to convert them to resectable following therapy.

Boy wants girl to convert.

(Neither is planning to convert).

"Those are hard to convert".

They showed how to convert.

Burton was unable to convert.