in·ter·con·ver·sion ( n t r-kn-vûr zhn, -shn)n. Mutual conversion. in ter·con·vert v.in ter·con·verti·bili·ty n.in ter·con·verti·ble adj. |
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| Distribution, interconversion, and dose response of n-3 fatty acids in humans. The dynamics of interspecies transfer of virulence loci between GAS, GGS, and GCS (18,42-45), as well as potential genetic transfer or intragenomic events causing interconversion of group antigen types, remains to be resolved. TIP 0404-36 Paper grade classifications TIP 0809-01 Interconversion of freeness TIP 0808-02 Moisture content of paper: terminology and conversion TIP 0402-11 Liquid penetrant testing of new suction roll shells TIP 0404-07 Paper machine drying rate |
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