Sentence examples for largely converted to from inspiring English sources

It is largely converted to heat within an operating reactor and is used for power generation.

Most of the employment is in printing, and the major loft buildings, once used for warehousing and distribution, have largely converted to office space, principally for printing companies.

Mr. Clinton and Mr. Davis were joined at the church by many of California's top Democratic elected officials, all in their Sunday finery to spread the antirecall message to an audience already largely converted to the cause.

Simulated fire suppression reduced average carbon losses in the East to about 6%, and preserved forests which were largely converted to woodland and savanna in the absence of fire suppression.

The Kongo kingdom was largely converted to Christianity in the 15th century, and Mbanza Kongo was renamed São Salvador in the mid-to-late 16th century for a church that had been built there decades earlier.

Despite the fact that the majority of US acute care facilities have now largely converted to the use of safety-engineered medical devices, after the first decade of the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act of 2000, a large number of nurses and other personnel still remain at serious risk of injury.

Land use patterns also differ across habitats: poorer sites often support ranches and livestock grazing, loamy sites and flat plateaus near rivers have largely been converted to agriculture, and urban areas and towns along rivers are expanding into adjacent native steppe.

Our discovery has been made in South-East China, a region where the original species-rich subtropical forests are under high land-use pressure and have largely been converted to agricultural land or forestry monocultures.

ROS detected in this way derives largely from superoxide converted to H2O2 by matrix superoxide dismutase and released externally.

In the present study, we considered diesel exposure to start in 1959, the date that the railroad industry had largely converted from steam to diesel-powered locomotives.

When Ottoman Turks took control later in the 1400s, the region, which had been largely Roman Catholic, was converted to Islam.