Sentence examples for slow conversion from inspiring English sources
Small as they are, both play an important part in breaking down the residues of plants, and thus aid in the slow conversion of the litter of the forest floor to soil.
He wrote often on the Constitution as well, and as he underwent a slow conversion to anarchism beginning in the late 1980s, he arrived at the conclusion, based on his reading of the 10th Amendment, that virtually every act of the federal government since the Civil War was illegal.
At pH 14, it occurs by slow conversion of Na2CuO2 precipitates.
However, generation of desired cell types using this approach is often plagued by inefficiency, slow conversion, and an inability to produce mature functional cells.
We study the thermally activated, slow conversion of the hysteretically retained ω phase into stable α phase in recovered samples of shocked zirconium.
Changing the solvent to toluene [9] gave very slow conversion to 14b even after 3 h, as shown by the crude NMR of the reaction mixture (see supporting information).
Another limitation for application in industry is the usually low activity, leading to quite slow conversions.
Conversely, a lower amount of silane led to substantially slower conversion, but did result in slightly improved yields.
Di-amino acid esters did not offer significant enhancement in permeability comparing with mono amino acid esters and exhibited slower conversion to LVV in Caco2 cell monolayers.
The nitrilase mediated processes developed hitherto for the conversion of N-substituted aromatic nitriles (cyanopyridines) have not been commercialized due to low substrate tolerance, low product yield and slower conversion rates.
Patients with the most severe measures of disease had slower sputum culture conversion in liquid media compared to patients with moderate disease, who had slower conversion than patients with the least severe measures of disease.
