Sentence examples for which converted in from inspiring English sources

Not necessarily, says Professor Mary Watkins, chair of governors at the Marine Academy Plymouth, which converted in 2010 under the sponsorship of the university of Plymouth.

NAC is an excellent source of sulfhydryl compound, which converted in hepatocytes into metabolites capable of stimulating GSH synthesis; it also provides sufficient cysteine to promote detoxification and eliminates directly reactive oxygen species.

This yielded a 52 kDa glycoprotein, which converted, in a model peptide corresponding to the amino-terminus of bombinin H, the l-isoleucine at the second position to d-allo-isoleucine (Jilek et al. 2005).

A strategy to increase the performance of diaphragm-type transducers is to provide an initial curvature to the diaphragm, which converts in-plane strains to motion normal to the diaphragm surface.

They both made sense West Side style and South Side style, which converts in to Chicago style".

Woodpecker Hall is the new "sister school" to the over-subscribed Cuckoo Hall Academy in Edmonton, which converted to academy status in September last year and will open next to it.

The Strul team won its last match by 19 imps, which converted to 17-3 in victory points.

Early models used piezo-electric crystals, which converted vibrations in the groove into an electrical voltage.

Post-treatment, which converted Ce4+ in the as-deposited coating to Ce3+ as shown by X-Ray photoelectron spectroscopy, consisted of immersion in a phosphate sealing solution.

This month, Tostitos introduced its latest campaign with an event, "Tostitos Fiesta in the Square," which converted an area in New York's Times Square to a regulation-size football end zone and invited fans to a field goal kicking contest.

In contrast, we did not include less potent opioids such as codein which converts to morphine in the liver, resulting in an underestimation.