When it came time for "First Cut Is the Deepest," by the artist formerly known as Cat Stevens, Mr. Stewart blithely noted that the songwriter had since "turned to the cloth, shall we say," a reference to his conversion to Islam.
FRC's Perkins also succeeded in introducing an amendment to the platform affirming "the right of parents to determine the proper treatment or therapy, for their minor children," a reference to gay conversion therapy, which has been banned in a number of states.
When switching patients from short-acting ESAs to DA or PEG-Epo, clinicians have reference to the dose conversion schedules recommended in the DA and PEG-Epo labels [ 12, 13].
In 1980, a Cameri Theater production in Tel Aviv cut the reference to Shylock's forced conversion at the play's end — an increasingly religious Israel could not stomach the assimilation.
But when he got it, the overriding impression left by Burchill's predictably vitriolic retribution was not the extent of the divide between these two old sparring partners, but how much they had in common – and not just because both have made reference to recent experiences of religious conversion.
The behavior of different acid zeolites in the hydrolysis at room temperature of methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE) was studied with reference to the possibility of its conversion to more biodegradable products in underground water contaminated by MTBE.
One case of biopsy-proven acute rejection has, however, been reported after an inadvertent conversion from reference to generic tacrolimus (Sandoz) (30).
Though back-conversion of polyamines in both plant and animal system has been reported, question still remains about the importance of acetylation in back-conversion process with special reference to animal system (in evolutionary view point in comparison with plant system), since acetylation is a prerequisite for back conversion only in animal system [ 40, 44].
As the study was entirely retrospective, ESA switching and dose conversion were performed without reference to a study protocol and there was no protocol-driven intervention in the clinical management of patients.
Despite Mr. Bush's occasional references to his own conversion experience and to his admiration for Jesus Christ, some religious leaders question his level of commitment to their causes.
