Sentence examples for stage in the conversion from inspiring English sources

If the visitor doesn't convert, SeeWhy records the abandonment along with the details, including email address, shopping cart items and amount, and stage in the conversion process at which the visitor abandoned.

Our application of physicochemical laws thus excludes the world of unconfined (at surfaces or in solutions) 'replicator molecules' as a plausible stage in the conversion of inanimate matter into cellular life, as well as unconfined worlds of 'self-assembling' metabolic networks.

The motivation for developing a system that can withstand the harsh conditions in the reactor part of the gasifier (30 bar, 1000 °C, reducing conditions and corrosive environment) comes from an ambition to better understand the various stages in the conversion of the fuel (black liquor) and provide spatially resolved data of the gas composition inside the gasification reactor.

Another goal is improving RuBisCO, the notoriously sluggish enzyme that catalyzes early stages in the conversion of carbon dioxide into useful organic molecules.

Human MLE expressed differentiation markers of both squamous and intestinal columnar epithelium, suggesting that it might represent a transitional stage in the metaplastic conversion of squamous to columnar epithelium in BE [ 12, 14].

These data indicate that rat MLE shares similar properties to human MLE in its expression pattern of these markers, not withstanding small differences, and support the concept that MLE may be a transitional stage in the metaplastic conversion of squamous to columnar epithelium in BE.

The methanol to oil molar ratio of 3 1 was selected because the production rate was highest at this molar ratio in the early stage of the conversion.

Firstly, in our proposed method, speech synthesized by HMMSS is converted to the natural speech by using a large parallel dictionary previously built in the training stage without using any actual reference speech in the conversion stage.

He boasted that while negotiations were continuing, Iran managed to master a key stage in the nuclear fuel process -- the conversion of uranium yellowcake at its Isfahan plant.

This work shows that the manganese phosphating of steel is a cyclic process where crystalline reorganization is a critical stage in the development of phosphate conversion coatings.

We find that overall exergy loss is mainly composed of three peaks along combustion generated from chemical reactions in three stages, the conversion from large fuel molecules into small molecules (as Stage 1), the H2O2 loop-related reactions (as Stage 2), and the violent oxidation reactions of CO, H, and O (as Stage 3).