These strategies may act in cooperation to render a more protective line of defence against the water stress.
Mps1 degradation may therefore not act fast enough to render the mitotic checkpoint insensitive to loss of tension at anaphase onset.
Their twists, and attendant psyches, demand an act of the imagination to render them.
The ionic liquids not only serve as the reaction media, exerting the unique favorable π-π interactions between the imidazolium rings and benzene rings of aniline monomer or the growing polymer, but also act as the dopants to render different properties to the resulting polyaniline.
While midazolam is used in the process of putting a prisoner to death, it simply acts as a sedative to render the condemned prisoner unconscious, at which time the vecuronium bromide and potassium chloride are administered, stopping the prisoner's breathing and heart, respectively.
At the Labour party spring conference the memory of Barbara Castle facing down opposition to the Equal Pay Act still had the power to render the hall misty-eyed, and in the 70s a Labour government made history by outlawing pay discrimination.
So the mere goodness of the consequence is insufficient to render an act a duty.
So the very act of judging (W) suffices to render the judgment true.
This would not deny all value to ethically motivated acts, but it certainly seems to render those that coincide with specific mitzvoth problematic for Jews.
"One of the reasons that California accumulated so much clout was that in 2002, the Legislature passed an incumbent protection act that rendered none of the districts competitive," Mr. Wasserman said, referring to the last redistricting map.
Above all, the desire was to witness and capture, with sensibility and omnivorous curiosity, particular fellow-citizens in the act of rendering life more interesting for the rest of us.
