Sentence examples for subject to conversion from inspiring English sources
These forests have been subject to conversion to developed uses due to increasing population pressures.
Residues selected were subsequently subject to conversion into numerical values using all protein descriptor sets listed above.
Officially they were tolerated, if subject to conversion efforts, and at times were even encouraged to settle in new areas.
Moreover DHT, unlike testosterone, is not subject to conversion into estrogens via the enzyme aromatase 30.
Forests on general lands i.e. open access forest areas, are subject to conversion to other land uses such as shifting cultivation and also suffer from repeated fires.
A further issue for relying on speciation for assessing the safety of a water supply is that mercury in the environment is subject to conversion from inorganic to organic forms, and from organic to inorganic forms [ 123].
Hence, bio-waste can be subjected to conversion into carbonaceous materials to achieve economically-worthwhile products for its emergent applications21.
The 'ranked-and-fused' dataset is subjected to conversion by linear and three-layer perceptrons.
The whole page, including the screened plates or photographic illustrations, can be subjected to conversion, or the text can be taken alone, leaving the positioning of illustrations until the positives or negatives of the illustrations, screened or not, according to the printing process to be used, are included in the makeup at a later stage.
For kids subjected to conversion there's real harm done, it's murderous.
Similar results were obtained with synthetic SMRTbell templates that were made with oligonucleotides containing 5mC modifications and subjected to conversion by mTet1 (Additional file 2).
