Sentence examples for and has rendered from inspiring English sources
Cook until bacon is browned and has rendered most of its fat.
He is twenty-five and has spent the past six years in a seminary--an experience that has "made him ill at ease in public" and has rendered all displays of emotion repugnant to him.
When it is nicely browned and has rendered a great deal of fat, pour off all but a few tablespoons of the fat and transfer the pan to the top of the stove.
Criminalising the buyers of sexual services does not remove social stigma from the service providers; the Swedish approach has shown no reduction in the supply or demand for sex work, and has rendered sex workers more, not less, vulnerable.
Sean talked for a bit about the rugged time he'd had getting through North Dakota, from Minot to Williston, where an oil and construction boom has made motel rooms and even campsites scarce and has rendered the roads dangerous with truck traffic.
Similarly, in the experimental level, the emergence of new preclinical SPECT scanners provides sub-millimeter spatial resolution, superior to that of small animal PET and has rendered SPECT a particularly powerful tool for small animal research [19].
Today, with nearly triple the population and having rendered huge swaths of the West Bank permanently off limits to Palestinians, it is a decade too late.
Associations between functional SNPs of the UGT2B15 and UGT2B17 genes and prostate cancer risk have been previously examined and have rendered conflicting results [ 22- 32].
Repeated experiments have yielded consistent results and have rendered the CFSE proliferation assay as a valuable and reliable tool in our studies.
Challenges inherent in the separation and quantification of meso-zeaxanthin have resulted in a paucity of data on the content of this carotenoid in foodstuffs and have rendered the study of tissue concentrations of this compound problematic.
Flaw 3. Increased mechanisation and technology has rendered full employment unachievable, unnecessary and undesirable.
