Sentence examples for with further conversion from inspiring English sources

With further conversion, that is enough to produce roughly two weapons.

ChIPseek then uses mergeBed and sortBed to ensure that the input peak file is compatible with further conversion.

In postmenopausal women or after oophorectomy, the major source of circulating estrogen is conversion of adrenal androstenedione to estron by aromatase activity in adipose tissue with further conversion to estradiol [ 9].

However, with the anaerobic condition, furfural and HMF were converted into alcohols only with the further conversion to the corresponding acids.

Marland Yarde's crossed to extend the Exiles' lead, with a further conversion and four penalties from Humphreys.

A successful case of negotiation with local government and further conversion of one of Prague´s threatened allotment garden colonies into public access garden is then presented as a suitable solution to the problems with allotment gardens´ extinction.

Brackets indicate large gaps in coverage, as a percentage of the total disability continuum; Numbers in parentheses represent logit intervals, with some scales making a further conversion to a 0-100 range for increased ease in interpretation The Spector and Fleishman scale [ 65] covers a logit range from -.83 to 1.61.

This suggests that further conversion of grassland, with high soil organic matter content, to maize could increase nitrogen losses from land to water even on a regional scale [45].

In sporadic and familial transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs), "spontaneous" conversion of PrPC into PrPSc is the key pathogenic event, followed by the accumulation, deposition and further conversion of PrPSc in tissues, together with its propagation along specific neural pathways.

Avoiding further conversion of logged-over areas is associated with higher opportunity costs when compared with preventing the conversion of primary forests.

Further conversion treatment generated passivates which thickness increased with treatment durations.