Sentence examples for revised conversion from inspiring English sources

Chase is beginning tests on revised conversion software to handle the transition period.

20 A revised conversion method employed for 2003 and 2008 data precluded inclusion of the earlier surveys.

The use of a revised conversion method prevented use of the earlier surveys, in which alcohol consumption was probably underestimated.

Masimo Corporation supplied new software with a revised conversion algorithm (board firmware V4.8 or higher) that relied on a single calibration curve and this was installed into all BOOST-II UK trial oximeters in December 2008.

Variables in the LROI database that were checked for validity were sex, date of birth, hospital patient number, encrypted personal identity number, diagnosis, ASA score, type of prosthesis, fixation, cemented component (in cases of hybrid fixation), product number of component and cement, type of revision, revised component, and conversion to THA or conversion to total knee arthroplasty (TKA).

Two were revised with a conversion in reverse.

Reader's Digest Association Inc. said yesterday that it had revised a stock-conversion plan that was opposed by some investors.

We have remade the image and hope that this will correct the PDF conversion error (Revised Figure 9A, B).

However, ASTM revised E1290 in 2002, and has proposed a conversion from J to CTOD.

A simple lumped kinetic model for methanol conversion to hydrocarbons on a ZSM-5 catalyst over the 302 370°C temperature range is revised and tested, provingthe model to be satisfactory at different conversion levels and catalyst deactivation degrees.

The revised stratigraphic positions should be easily recognized, and the conversion from the revised depth scale to the shipboard original depth scale should be possible for everyone.