Sentence examples for permanent conversion from inspiring English sources

The criticism that forced him to cancel that contract achieved no permanent conversion.

But any believer knows that true faith is a process of permanent conversion.

The symposium kicked off with a keynote lecture by David Liu, professor of chemistry and chemical biology at Harvard University, who presented his work on a new form of gene editing that enables programmable and permanent conversion of a single base pair of DNA to another in living organisms.

Work includes the permanent conversion of the hard shoulder to create a fourth lane, widening of Creswell Viaduct and upgrades to Dunston and Norton railway bridges.

To characterize the permanent conversion of forestland to non-forestland caused by settlement, we used road coverages retrieved from INEGI [58].

We describe the first case of M. fortuitum PD-peritonitis in an Australian patient, requiring Tenckhoff catheter removal and permanent conversion to haemodialysis.

There were four temporary crossovers from the extended-release to standard-release tacrolimus formulations due to intensive care unit admission and two permanent conversions for insurance coverage reasons.

All of which is good news for job-seekers, as the temporary-to-permanent conversion rate is decidedly on the rise as companies continue to bounce back from the leaner post-recession years.

The first was significant permanent grassland conversion into arable land at KB where permanent grasslands decreased from 52.7% in 1782 to 0.7% in 2006.

Gradual afforestation and permanent grassland conversion to forest land was observed at LT where forest land increased from 67.7% in 1782 to 83.7% in 2006.

It is a team in permanent transition that only a fortnight ago won its first game in a year, who as recently as November were a conversion away from losing to Japan.