Sentence examples for time of conversion from inspiring English sources

Those who purchased their apartments at the time of conversion, for example, would typically have a larger gain -- and more exposure to paying taxes -- than those who bought more recently or at an inflated price.

The $500 million bond investment that he and partners made in July 2002 earned 9percentt interest and gave them an equity stake worth about $1 billion at the time of conversion.

Thus, in a noneviction conversion, only the stabilized renter in occupancy at the time of conversion who does not elect to buy is entitled to a stabilized rent and a renewal lease.

At the time of conversion to a total knee arthroplasty, more than 50% of cases required the use of stems, augments, or constrained inserts for the tibial reconstruction.

"The only way to circumvent the prohibition against involuntary reallocation of common interests among units in a condominium is to commence a suit in State Supreme Court challenging the methodology by which they were allotted at the time of conversion," Mr. Cholst said.

More prodromal HD participants took antidepressants in general and specifically the subclass of serotonergic antidepressants than their at-risk counterparts, particularly when they were closer to predicted time of conversion to manifest HD.

Nevertheless, estrone sulfate added to the medium was linearly converted within a 1000-fold concentrangen range to estrone in intact cells with a mean half-time of conversion of 628 min per 106 cells.

The curing time dependence of conversion was estimated from time dependent heat flow measurements during isothermal curing.

Since earnings on the contributions at time of the conversion will be near zero if the conversion is immediate, the conversion will not be taxable or only trivially.

Our model included operative time, risk of conversion, risk of transfusion, and length of stay (LOS) for each method.

15, 18, 19 However, these studies calculated the atrophy rate within the time frame of conversion and thus assess only the concurrent conversion.