Sentence examples for need of conversion from inspiring English sources
In 1720, by which time the Danes had long become Protestants, there arose considerable concern that the missing colonists, if they still existed, would be Roman Catholics and in need of conversion.
And, in 2004, he released an all-French CD of songs about Paris enclosed in a book containing primary-color illustrations by Jacek Woz´niak — a project apparently intended for younger listeners still in need of conversion.
Wetlands are generally under-valued resources, viewed as wastelands or areas in need of conversion to a more productive use.
Hemal et al. [ 21] reported the lowest success rate ever (75%), which they attributed to the need of conversion to an open procedure at the beginning of the surgery as a result of the learning curve.
It is not hard to tell that quotient space is meant to solve problems with need of granularity conversion.
In this study, we described a rapid, reproducible, and relatively inexpensive approach allowing the detection of multiple human methylated promoter genes from many tissue samples, without the need of bisulfite conversion.
In fact, Southern Baptists spoke of Mormons, and many do still, as "followers of a cult," and therefore in need of Christian conversion.
Each variant of the metric system has a degree of coherence the various derived units being directly related to the base units without the need of intermediate conversion factors.
No need of bisulfite conversion distinguishes MS-MLPA from the other methods mentioned above.
MS-MLPA was our method of choice as it allows for multiplex, quantitative analysis of methylation in archival formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) specimens without the need of bisulphite conversion (Suppl. Fig. 3B).
We opted for a methylation-specific multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MS-MLPA -based approach, which allows for MS-MLPA -basedntitative analysis of MS-MLPA -based approach formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) specimens whichut the need of bisulfite conversion [ 16].
