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McClelland's strategy, like that of SlutWalks, was to regain sexual power through a controlled embrace of the dynamic that had initially rendered her, and women around her, vulnerable.

In nearby Macao, minor property damage was reported and 15 people were initially rendered as missing.

Subtitle: "Sexual Function" A literal translation was initially rendered but after Cognitive debriefing the translation was deemed too technical.

This inability of the ancestral strain to grow on citrate during the aerobic conditions of the LTEE therefore initially rendered this organic acid an unavailable secondary resource.

The likelihood of coating breakdown has been shown in cell culture systems, where quantum dots with cadmium-selenium cores were initially rendered nontoxic with coatings, but if the quantum dots were either exposed to air or ultraviolet radiation for as little as 30 min, they became extremely cytotoxic (Derfus et al. 2004).

The horror of seeing her family slaughtered initially renders the teenage Mary speechless: she cannot forgive her father for passively accepting his family's fate, and she cannot forget seeing her relatives' scalps set out to dry.

Small-artery disease (microangiopathy) consists of thickening of the walls of small arteries and capillaries, which initially renders them permeable (leaky) to fluids and subsequently renders them prone to obstruction (thrombosis or embolism).

The Taken are protected by a shield of darkness, initially rendering them impervious to attack; they can only be injured with a firearm after exposure to light, which burns the darkness away.

Reserves reduce the total fishing area, initially render an economic cost to fishers, and complicate management of risk by reducing the physical spaces available to choose from in accordance to variations in environmental conditions and the state of their resources.

This hypothesis states that the only way to replicate a complex connected pathway would be to replicate it entirely, since any duplication of a single or a few nodes would at least initially render it unusable by creating an imbalance in the node stoichiometry.

If, as speculated during MS/EAE, Th17 cells first transit through the CP, and then travel in the CSF to reach their cognate antigens in the SAS, then the CP capillaries must somehow initially be rendered capable of supporting T cell extravasation.