Sentence examples for order conversion from inspiring English sources

For instance, Mr. Terry said, many e-commerce sites still fail to track their order conversion rates -- the rate at which visitors become paying customers.

On the backend, retailers also have access to an analytics reporting system, which lets them track things like referral order, conversion rate increases and their "top influencers".

First order conversion can ordinarily be calculated using only a few terms of the analytical solution presented.

A method is proposed for optimizing the performance of the APSOC (Adiabatic-Passage Spin Order Conversion) technique, which can be exploited in NMR experiments with singlet spin states.

The low order conversion ratio of Web site visitors and the inability of on-line retailers to attract repeat customers are the main hurdles identified for their lack of success at present.

Bill Kong,Executive VP of Products and Services at CommerceHub says their data "reveals that on average, order conversion rate (OCR) increases by 4.3% for every day a retailer can shave off of its delivery promise".

The reason for the improvement is attributed to the fact that our time-involving, high-order conversion system using CRBMs is able to capture and convert the abstractions of speaker individualities better than the other methods.

The data were analyzed using a consecutive reaction scheme for the liquefaction of coal to asphaltenes and thence to oil+gas, both reactions being of second order; a second-order conversion of tire to oil+gas; and an additional synergism reaction when both coal and tire are present, first-order in both coal and tire.

In addition, an empirical function is used for the bond-length to bond-order conversion.

These rate constants refer to the first-order conversion of an enzyme-substrate complex into enzyme and (de phosphorylated product.

The first-order conversion kinetics suggest that the critical nucleus is achieved in a deligated form of (CdSe 34 or in its combination with a second (CdSe 34, which supports room-temperature crystal growth.