Sentence examples for possibilities of converting from inspiring English sources

To test our hypothesis and to explore the possibilities of converting a naturally "non-functional" methyllysine binding MBT to a "functional" state, we generated a L3MBTL1 Arg467Cys mutant, which in principle should eliminate both the steric hindrance and electrostatic repulsion in MBT3 based on our prediction.

There is also the possibility of converting natural gas to liquid fuels.

The possibility of converting hybrid capital would only go so far.

In Bandar's view, Clinton was a romantic who had become excited by the possibility of converting his Iranian adversary.

Hoping to sweeten the terms of a sale, creditors have discussed the possibility of converting the loans into shareholdings, the spokesman at Woori Bank said.

"Some people are looking at the possibility of converting all of their money into Roths, but that could be a very large mistake.

Con Edison is evaluating the possibility of converting the plant to gas, which is environmentally cleaner, said Chris Olert, a spokesman, though such decisions, he added, take a long time.

Correction: June 26 , 2005 Sunday A Political Memo last Sunday about the possibility of converting Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey to a for-profit company referred incorrectly to its current status.

"We're seeing lots of companies not willing or able to sit with empty units," Mr. Danner added, "so they're running with rentals for now with the possibility of converting to for-sale units at a future date".

Amory B. Lovins, the longtime efficiency guru, has a new book out that analyzes the possibility of converting the nation to almost total reliance on renewable sources of energy.

Details of the investigation were announced by the Home Secretary, Theresa May, who raised the possibility of converting it into a full public inquiry and giving the panel the authority to subpoena witnesses.