Sentence examples for effect of it render from inspiring English sources

The poet and novelist Ben Lerner, who befriended Kushner after reading her work, says, "Her research is really thorough, but also she's willing to let the net effect of it render the notion of the fact less stable.

The systemic effects of rapamycin render it difficult to identify the tissue(s) that are responsible for beneficial or detrimental effects.

Ammonium carbonate was most effective in its effect of rendering instantization characteristics to the pigeonpea dhal.

The positive effect of condition rendered significant activation across a bilateral set of brain regions, including AIFO and the ACC, and supplementary motor area (Fig. 5c).

Adding to the effect of being rendered unable to do anything by a random cosmic occurrence, we'd suddenly be humbled further, reminded of how small we are relative to the vastness of the physical universe.

Prevalence may vary, depending on the cause of the disease/condition and the effect of treatments rendered.

The publication of details about the defendant's background - whether mentioned in court or not - will also frequently be justified in the public interest, even as it has the regrettable effect of rendering friends and family members more identifiable.

It might also have the effect of rendering even all his crude observations of no value; for that part of the scientific world whose opinion is of most weight, is generally so unreasonable, as to neglect altogether the observations of those in whom they have, on any occasion, discovered traces of the artist.

This has the effect of rendering the government liable to prosecution if it has to use the emergency compulsory licensing provisions provided for under the TRIPS agreement to produce an essential antidote to an epidemic disease outside its patent (as used by the USA to produce non-patented ciprofloxacin for bulk distribution during the 2001 anthrax scare).

Indeed, the need to disaggregate the intervention from the mode of delivery in order to demonstrate effectiveness, together with the diffuse effects of massage, render such a study methodologically challenging.

It is not only impossible that the water should have the effect of rendering men effeminate and unchaste; but, on the contrary, that alluded to is clear as crystal, and of the finest flavour.