Sentence examples for using a conversion rate from inspiring English sources

Costs were converted to US Dollars using a conversion rate converted on July 20th, 2005 of ($1 USD = $1.21543 CAD) [ 20].

But a prix fixe dinner that might be $60 to $80 in New York and translate to a $100 meal including wine, tax, and tip, would likely be set at £60 to £80 in London, and ultimately cost at least $150 ,using a conversion rate of $1.49 to the pound.

Using a conversion rate based on the lowest price on Twitch's tiered bit sales system, it adds up to just over $2 million spent by fans to support the content they are viewing.

That's because our law in Minnesota says it's illegal to have a blood-alcohol content of.08 or more, so any test other than blood — like breath and urine — has to use a conversion rate to convert the reading into its blood-alcohol equivalent.

The authors used a conversion rate of 10 mg levomepromazine to 5 mg of morphine and preferred it because of a smaller effect on the gut and less respiratory depression [ 59].

RMR (W) was calculated from the value of oxygen consumption rate using a conversion factor of 19.9 J mL O2−1.

The paper presents (i) the impact of using a higher conversion rate (30%) than in previously reported works, (ii) the use of a gas turbine and (iii) the addition of organic Rankine cycles (ORC) for reducing the energy consumption.

Restaurants and shops use a currency conversion rate known as dynamic currency conversion.

Genotype validations of the highest ranking putative SNPs selected by use of this pipeline showed a conversion rate of about 70%.

When the urea breath test was used, an annualized conversion rate more similar to ours (20%) was observed in the US Mexican binational Pasitos cohort of children followed up from birth to 2 years (38 ).

(All house prices are in United States dollars, using the conversion rate at the time of the sale).