The remarkably broad range of accepted substrates rendered OYE an ideal tool for biocatalytic applications exploited in numerous studies [11 15].
But shouldn't we go further and ask whether that responsibility includes diseases and deaths that have become routine, accepted, or rendered invisible?
If Burkhauser's approach was accepted, it would render moot the basic political and philosophical tenets of the Obama presidency, which he expressed most articulately at the start of the last presidential campaign: For most Americans, the basic bargain that made this country great has eroded.
His mental impairment became a key issue during his successful appeal in 1991 in R v Raghip and others, when the court accepted that it rendered his confession unsafe.
Especially in the developed world, people may admire their Pope, even love him, but they do not necessarily accept his rendering of the Truth.
Still, said Paul Kruty, an architectural historian at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, "It is generally accepted that the rendering style through which Frank Lloyd Wright became known was Marion Mahony's".
The population was recruited by means of population register, but the fact that the participants had accepted to participate may render a group somewhat non-representative for the general population.
The free phones have been on West 34th Street for about two months, next to a trash container at a BP gas station, but they have not rendered their change-accepting neighbors obsolete just yet.
The senator had miscalculated, figuring he could win even though he had accepted expensive gifts from and rendered favors to a campaign contributor.
Using an ordered logit model we investigated the factors affecting the willingness to accept fixed income for properly rendering duties of a full-time CHW.
