Sentence examples for made by conversion from inspiring English sources

To approach this issue, an extra supply of intermediate metabolites in TCA cycle was made by conversion of aspartate to fumarate, a reaction mediated by the activity of l-aspartate ammonia-lyase (aspartase).

Plastic products are then made by conversion processes (e.g., molding) using one or more plastic resins or compounded resins (compounds) to form a plastic part that is typically subjected to finishing processes that utilize other additives such as inks, adhesives, etc., to make the finished product [ 20, 21].

Comparisons of changes can thus only be made by using a conversion factor normalising measurements for differences in diameter [5].

Made leaner by conversion to a limited company, Airbus can hope to catch up further on Boeing.

The 49ers rallied however, scoring a field goal and three touchdowns two on Jeff Garcia touchdown passes, one on a Garcia 14-yard touchdown run, and two two point conversions made by Terrell Owens which gave the 49ers a 39 38 lead with a minute to go.

The conversion from mmol to grams was made by dividing by 17 and the conversion from sodium (Na) to salt (NaCl) by multiplying by 2.542.

Acer, a Taiwanese manufacturer, is expected to launch a laptop equipped with a 3-D conversion chip made by DDD, in October.

This conversion was made by dividing the overall score by the highest possible score (20 for knee pain and 28 for knee function).

Conversion was made by manually comparing text from the diagnoses coded with ICD-8 and ICD-9 to the text of ICD-10 codes.

46 In this study, all address-to-coordinate conversions were made by the Population Register Center.

There are 10,000 drugs in the marketplace, she said, and many have never been tested on children in clinical trials, so doses are often made by guesswork based on weight, involving conversion of pounds to kilograms, sometimes by nurses who are not pediatric specialists.