Sentence examples for route conversion from inspiring English sources

Successful use of opioids to manage cancer pain requires adequate knowledge about opioid pharmacology and equianalgesia for the purpose of both drug rotation and route conversion.

In Canada a route conversion program on the prescribing of antimicrobials succeeded in reducing the frequency of use of parenteral antibiotics [ 16].

Though they hadn't had much success with text donations on social media in the past, they knew people were taking selfies on a mobile phone and that the easiest route to conversion would be a text to donate number.

This technology provides a simple route for conversion of solar energy into chemical energy used for water splitting and other purposes (Ayodhya et al. 2016).

Previous reports of analyses of Cretaceous ambers contain familiar, multi-class terpene distributions [10, 16, 17] and there is no reasonable geochemical route for conversion of other diterpenoids into the abietane-type structures observed in this distribution.

In this work, a novel sensing platform based on visible light driven biofuel cell (BFC) has been facilely designed for sensitive detection of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) with the photo-response bioanode, realizing the dual route energy conversion of light energy and chemical energy to electricity.

Then the oxidation-induced destabilization of both the loop connecting Strand-2 and Helix-2 and the C-terminal region of Helix-2 and part of the loop connecting Helix-2 and Helix-3 looks likely to be an essential step on the productive route of conversion.

The biochemical route for conversion of lignocellulose to biofuels is based on the fermentation of the sugars contained in plant cell wall polysaccharides.

The redundancy of routes can be assessed and the respective yields of routes of conversion can be compared (Papin et al., 2002).

Although benzoate utilization phenotype and β- and non-β-oxidation routes for conversion of p-coumarate to 4-hydroxybenzoate are obviously dominating when R. palustris degrades the aromatic compounds, CO2 utilization phenotype and hydrogen gas utilization phenotype are also present in both degrading conditions (Figure 1).

By qualitatively examining isotope patterns in nutrients and products, information can already be extracted about the possible routes of conversion (van Winden et al., 2001; Sauer, 2006; Kuchel & Philp, 2008).