Sentence examples for subsequent to conversion from inspiring English sources

In doctrine the church stands in the tradition of Arminian Methodism, emphasizing God's grace, and regards its unique mission to be the promotion of entire sanctification, which enables a person to live a sinless life, as a work of grace subsequent to conversion.

They are distinguished from Pentecostals because they tend to allow for differing viewpoints on whether Spirit baptism is subsequent to conversion and whether tongues is always a sign of receiving the baptism.

Alternatively, subsequent to the gene conversion events, PPARδ deficiency may alter the resulting cellular signalling/gene expression pathways which permit cell survival and tumour progression.

The idea that increased insulin concentrations subsequent to carbohydrate intake lead to conversion of significant amounts of carbohydrate to fat is misleading.

Regions which are conserved between paralogues in only one species are candidates for regions which have undergone gene conversion subsequent to divergence between the two species.

ORBs might also arise within a gene set due to genetic conversion subsequent to an LGT event resulting in different evolutionary rates being inferred for different gene regions (Chan et al. 2007) or via duplication of horizontally transferred gene fragments.

It is of considerable interest that ectopic production of Pax4 in progenitor cells of mouse pancreas can lead to subsequent conversion of alpha cells to beta bells [ 50].

In case of arginine, the up regulated pathways point to subsequent conversion of this amino acid to the metabolically more tractable compounds succinate and glutamate, and thus the process is clearly linked to the global carbon and nitrogen metabolism.

Higher δ values lead to subsequent conversion of the desired C2 C10 products to larger polynuclear aromatics.

Subsequent conversion to a vertical banded gastroplasty has so far afforded maintenance of the weight for up to 3.5 years.

The Solar Utility provides energy in the form of heat, electricity or photons used to convert the CO2 and H2O into fuels either by direct CO2 reduction or solar activation of CO2/H2O to CO/H2 and subsequent catalytic conversion to fuels (e.g., via methanol synthesis or by the Fischer Tropsch method. Color code: yellow ambient; red elevated temperatures (from Herron et al. [1]).