Sentence examples similar to concerns the rendering of from inspiring English sources
However, some scholars raised concerns about the rendering of some key passages of Scripture, most notably in St .Paul's letters, which they felt had been distorted by an overt evangelical agenda.
In light of the recent Union Carbide disaster in India that killed over 2,000 and injured thousands more, "White Noise" seems all the more timely and frightening - precisely because of its totally American concerns, its rendering of a particularly American numbness.
So the folk reading simply ignores Leibniz's metaphysics of motion, it commits Leibniz to a mathematical howler regarding his laws, and it is arguable whether it is the best rendering of his pronouncements concerning relativity; it certainly cannot be accepted unquestioningly.
(Auschwitz is the German rendering of Oswiecim).
Particular concerns of experts rendering the guidelines obsolete include the need to provide adequate guidance on long-term endocrine treatment (where biologically appropriate), or on the risk-benefits of breast reconstruction and available surgical options, areas generally beyond the remit of follow-up in primary care and best addressed in a specialist setting.
Although the results of this study do not allow a precise definition of the role of AMPA receptors in the human retina they render some information concerning the relevance of glutamate for vision and for the components of the electroretinogram.
Three findings concerning the status of acetylated intermediates in arginine synthesis and the enzymes involved in their genesis have rendered this picture more intricate.
Rendering of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Rendering of the Lagrange satellite.
Rendering of the interior wall.
