Sentence examples for scope of conversion from inspiring English sources

The scope of conversion is on the metadata level, i.e., conversion of "empty" forms (list of data elements, no patient-level data).

Within the scope of the conversion process from HEU to LEU of the Jamaican SLOWPOKE-2 reactor (JM-1), the effects of the neutron fluence on the beryllium reflector composition, and the corresponding effect on reactivity throughout the life of the reactor core, have been studied.

This requirement is somewhat vague and apparently leaves some scope for conversion of grassland into arable land, particularly in the case of special protection areas designated under the Birds Directive.

The aim of the study was to check the stability of a diagnosis of major depressive disorder (MDD) in an outpatient setting, as well as to assess the scope of diagnostic conversions into bipolar disorder (BD).

Due to the limited scope of this study, the conversion rules for the meta-data were not investigated.

Although efforts have been made to develop more integral sustainability analyses for biorefinery design, they are often challenged by disciplinary boundaries that yield a narrow scope of analysis (e.g. conversion process, supply chain), and are blind to contextual settings or stakeholder perspectives.

Among the enzymes, XenA exhibited the broadest co-substrate scope, with conversions of 59 78 % with all hydrogen donors except 48 c.

There is a kind of conversion experience".

No sign of conversion there, either.

The novel possesses a logic of conversion.

This kind of conversion isn't new.