In addition, as a case study, a practical map is converted among three petroleum standards (the Chinese Petroleum, Shell and USGS standards), which are frequently adopted in the petroleum industry, so as to illustrate the conversion accuracy and applicability of the conversion system.
Average genotype membership coefficients in each cluster (Q) were converted into genetic distances among breeds, following the methodology described by Cañón et al. [ 24].
To gain additional insights into population structure, the fractional contributions of ancestral populations to each breed were converted into genetic distances among breeds and represented in UPGMA trees for K = 3 (see Additional file 7: Figure S3) and K = 12 (Fig. 3), as described by Cañón et al. [ 24] and García et al. [ 25].
Pairwise molecular divergence levels among basins were converted to dates using Weir and Schluter's [47] estimate of 2.1% per Mya, averaged from 36 independent passeriform calibrations.
He is preaching to a choir that was converted long ago: Who among the National's constituency wouldn't be on the side of societal betterment and compassion?
Much of the railroad line was converted to nature trails, among them the Yellowstone Branch Line Trail.
The dehydrogenase form can be converted into XO by, among other things, thiol oxidation (48).
In a low pH environment, I3C is converted into polymeric products, among which 3,3′-diindolylmethane (DIM) is the main one (Bradfield and Bjeldanes, 1987; De Kruif et al, 1991).
Simultaneously performing a torque measurement of the rotating cylinder with flow velocimetry, the spatiotemporal fluid response is converted into a triadic relation among shear rate, shear strain, and shear stress.
In the MVS method, the additivity of evolutionary distances is converted using the expected orthogonality among branch vectors in a multidimensional Euclidean space [25].
