Sentence examples for its conversion from from inspiring English sources

GMAC also had a $1.2 billion tax charge on its conversion from a partnership to a privately held corporation.

The current owners tailored the apartment to their needs during its conversion from offices to condos in 2004.

As a result of its conversion from a building society, HBOS has more private shareholders than any other stock market listed company.

From this first contact flowed the process of its conversion from pamphlet to the full-blown work Mediterranean Seafood, published by Penguin in 1972.

At Turner, Mr. Burke wrote the business plan and led the development and rollout of Turner Classic Movies and rose to president of TBS Superstation, overseeing its conversion from a free superstation to a service for which cable operators paid.

Mr. Bernstein purchased a $355,000 studio unit -- one of 92 "resort residences" the decades-old Cheeca is selling as part of its conversion from a traditional resort into a condominium hotel.

The processing of the autophagosome marker LC3 has been investigated most thoroughly, and its stepwise conversion from a cytosolic to a membrane-bound form is exploited for the experimental measurement of autophagy (Ref. 21).

Using a multi-disciplinary approach that combined X-ray crystallography, PDS, genetics, biochemistry and TEM, we reveal key structural features of Snf7 that allow its dynamic conversion from a soluble monomer to a membrane-bound polymer.

Upon its direct conversion from Fe(III) to Fe(II), the identical ferrous spectrum was obtained (maxima at 435 and 556 nm, isosbestic point at 420 nm) and the standard reduction potential was very similar; i.e., E°′ = −0.119 ± 0.002 V (25 °C, pH 7.0).

Rather than go into it, he recounts his conversion from gas-guzzler to eco-warrior.

The ability of polyunsaturated fatty acids to inhibit SREBP conversion from its inactive to its active form relates to both physical and biochemical effects[ 46].