Sentence examples for success for converting from inspiring English sources

Of the 3,487 SNPs, 2,795 had a SNP score ≥ 0.4 which Illumina uses to predict a moderate rate of success for obtaining a successful GoldenGate assay of which 2,255 had a SNP score ≥ 0.6 which Illumina uses to predict a high rate of success for converting a SNP into a working GoldenGate assay.

Figure 14 Success rates for converting chemical names to structure.

Some success has been achieved in the use of such catalysts for converting natural gas to related but more useful chemical substances.

Ugandan Muslims dislike evangelical missionaries for their growing success in converting Muslims to Christianity.

Beyond offering a hotline and other ways to book a ride for those without smartphones, he points to Ola's success in converting its drivers into "entrepreneurs" — that's industry speak for those who own their vehicle outright.

During the 4th and 5th centuries success at converting the countryside made it necessary for the bishops to divide the dioceses into parish churches.

The success of the settlement, and his success converting Indians to Christianity, gave Jones a good reputation in Upper Canada.

"Her greatest success was converting her opponents to her way of seeing things," he said.

Historically though, Hoffman had blown 20 of 84 save attempts in April for his career, a 76.1 percent success rate, while converting 90.6 percent the rest of the season.

It's success converting solid waste into safe, environmentally friendly fuel for burning is a model for other poor communities.

This isn't the only recent success in digitally converting Warhol's work – a cache of artworks he made for the Amiga 1000 computer in 1985 were recently resurrected by students working with digital artist Cory Arcangel.