Sentence examples for made by converting from inspiring English sources

Publishers who promote Boomerang Rewards – whether it's in a blog post, a sidebar, or as a tool to get users to compete online surveys, perhaps – get a portion of the revenue share of the purchases made by converting customers.

Glycolysis produces only 2 ATP molecules, but somewhere between 30 and 36 ATPs are produced by the oxidative phosphorylation of the 10 NADH and 2 succinate molecules made by converting one molecule of glucose to carbon dioxide and water, while each cycle of beta oxidation of a fatty acid yields about 14 ATPs.

Soft masks were made by converting atomic models into density maps, binarizing those, and adding cosine-shaped edges.

For experiments using dissected brain tissue, 20 brains were dissected per sample and cRNA probes were made by converting the RNA to double stranded cDNA that is flanked by a T7 promoter.

Counts of repeated adaptive evolution by taxonomic separation were made by converting taxonomic classifications into a score ranging from 1 (species) to 11 (kingdom; see Additional file 3: Table S1 and Additional file 4: Figure S3).

This water gun is made by converting a sports ball air pump into a water gun.

"The bet you're making by converting to a Roth is that taxes will be higher in the future than they are today.

Erythritol is found in nature in minuscule quantities, but is far cheaper to make by converting corn into food starch, fermenting this to create dextrose and processing it further for erythritol.

Owned by Yataro Matsuura who made headlines by converting an ice cream truck into a bookstore — Cow also stocks jackets and book bags with the store's peculiar motto: "Everything for the Freedom".

(My formula predicts the two-party percentage for the incumbent party and Mr. Silver's predicts the margin of victory, however, the two can be made comparable by converting the two-party percentage into a victory margin).

Petrol cannot be imported, so the shortfall is being made up by converting petro-chemical plants – but their product is low-grade and produces toxic fumes, adding to the clouds of smog that so often hide the mountains just to the north of the capital.