Sentence examples for means the conversion from inspiring English sources

As we have previously commented, cost reduction initiatives means the conversion ratio (rate at which net fee growth converts into earnings before interest and tax) on any future growth is likely to be around 75%.

The most general way for obtaining amides involves the activation of the carboxylic function by means the conversion of carboxylic acids into the corresponding acid chlorides [5 8].

The fact that their achievement goes unnoticed is explained by how new achievements are realised on a daily basis, and everyday work means the conversion of such achievements into strategy practice decisions.

(0< r<1) means the conversion coefficient, q is the release amount of natural enemy at time (t_{h_{1}}), while δ is the release amount of natural enemy at time (t_{h_{2}}).

Liquefaction, here, means the conversion of its nature from that of a solid to that of a fluid by the application of mechanical motion; it can have, individually, either industrial applications or catastrophic consequences.

A collapse would not necessarily mean the conversion of an ecosystem to a single-species plant community, or monoculture.

The free boundary between CT and CV means the optimal conversion strategy, which is dependent on the time and more than.

(2) The development of life course, which means that the conversion from family resources to motivation and ability of learning decreases but the student's endogenous motivation and learning ability become the dominant factors of academic performance.

Taken the KLVR experiments as example, the unreactive KLVR yield of catalytic hydrocracking was decreased from 23.67 wt% of thermal hydrocracking to 21.73 wt%, which means that the conversion of KLVR was increased from 76.33 to 78.27 wt%.

Practically, this means that the conversion between received signal power and RSSI is linear: between received signal power and RSSI, there is a constant (i.e., distance- and thus power-independent) shift of 6.0 dB.

Calibration was with two pullulan standards of molecular weight 2.35 × 106 and 1.22 × 106; while the small range offered by these standards means that the conversion of elution volume to molecular weight (or DP), implemented by methods given elsewhere (Vilaplana and Gilbert 2010), will be inaccurate, use of even this limited calibration does mean that the data are reproducible.