Sentence examples for reduced to convert from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the ES form produced from a HCl solution was insoluble in organic solvents and needed to be reduced to convert it to the emeraldine base form to produce a PANI solution.

The ability of reduced Ca2Fe2O5 to convert a higher fraction of steam to hydrogen than chemically unmodified Fe was demonstrated in a packed bed.

A prevailing view had been that trees with foliage heavily damaged by leaf miner predation would have a reduced capacity to convert sunlight into the energy it needed for new growth in the coming year.

From an examination of the loadings plot mutant strains had higher concentrations of saturated FAs, reflecting the reduced capacity to convert them into monounsaturated FAs.

Patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) have markedly higher rates of severe vitamin D deficiency and reduced ability to convert 25- OH vitamin D into the active form, 1,25- OH vitamintamin D [ 1].

Jersey City teachers defied a back-to-work order in 1998 and were fined $500,000, but the amount was reduced to $300,000 and converted into a union donation to a scholarship fund, Mr. Wollman said.

Mandelbaum explains that Hong, who has made eleven features, has been, "since 2007, reduced to self-producing, converted by necessity to digital video, and asking his actors to take drastic salary cuts".

The produced [11C]CO2 is delivered into the Methylator, where it first was trapped and subsequently reduced to [11C]CH4 and converted thereafter into [11C]CH3I and/or [11C]CH3OSO2CF3.

This idea was reduced to practice by converting the C3-bromides of cobalt-dimerization precursors to the corresponding C3-amines.

Nitrite is uniquely poised to behave as a carrier of NO bioactivity in the systemic circulation due to its relative stability and its ability to be reduced to NO. Nitrite converts to NO under acidemic and ischemic conditions, ensuring NO production in situations in which oxygen-dependent NOS enzyme activities may be compromised and in areas in which increased blood flow would be desirable [ 16].

These organic molecules may act as reducing agents to convert silver ions to AgNPs.