Sentence examples for ends renders from inspiring English sources

But comparison between the time course of HV-induced modifications in inhibitory mechanisms as revealed by TMS studies (5 10 min after HV ends [10, 11]) and in our sensorial responses following repetitive stimulation (immediately after HV ends) renders unlikely that our HV-induced VEP amplitude changes derive from transient inhibitory cortical dysfunction.

The Forth and Clyde canal closed at the end of 1962, and the by the mid-1970s the Union canal was filled in at both ends, rendered impassable by culverts in two places and run in pipes under a housing estate.

This generates new chain ends rendering the substrate far more prone to attack by the classical endoglucanases and cellobiohydrolases [ 52, 53].

Among other things, it changes the book's ending, renders one of the two chief villains more creepy and seductive, and makes Mikael Blomkvist, a journalist who is one of the story's two main characters, less of a male bimbo.

"It is a 'bug-driven' process and full of individual exceptions that, at the end, renders the whole application slow, useless and more buggy and worsens performance".

The problem for the Flyers was that during that portion of the game — in fact, in less than a minute — they gave up two quick goals, which would, in the end, render their dominance moot.

"In the end, 'Rendering' is an artwork created not from what I have seen, but from an awareness of how vision and experience are conditioned," Ms. Louie explains in the manual's introduction.

My views are close to those of Michael Levi of the Council on Foreign Relations, who's been providing analysis of the climate, security and economic issues since 2009 and who leans toward Obama approving the pipeline while pursuing energy and climate policies that would, in the end, render it insignificant and uneconomical.

The tedium of the writer's life means biographers either have to bore their readers senseless or fashion a 'myth' - exaggerating picturesque elements of the writer's personality, embroidering anecdotes and, in the end, rendering the writer as a fictional character.

Finally accession to the European Union may in the end render this artificial boundary irrelevant.

By contrast, the empirical psychologist, seriously committed to the experimental method, does not, in the end, render consciousness intelligible; he or she simply describes how the mind works.