When Google started testing Chrome, it only rendered 23% of those pages correctly ( no word on how many it gets right as of today now it apparently renders 99% correctly).
It not only renders the priesthood less attractive, contributing to a shortage of priests, but also influences which men pursue ordination and how they fare.
The real point is that the book itself is the capstone of redemption, and the fact of the book retroactively justifies the addiction — and not only justifies it but renders it, in retrospect, necessary.
I do, however, hold the firm conviction that, if some of the ideas developed in this essay prove to be correct and relatively novel, it was only rendered possible because of this naivety.
This Act not only renders it an offence to create identical human beings where it is aimed at race selection, it also renders it an offence to create "human beings by cloning in any of the variants or any other procedure capable of originating several identical human beings".
Depleting savings not only renders it less likely that their nest egg will ever be able to provide the income they once enjoyed; it also means retirees could outlive their assets.
If they were to, however, it would not only render the crops ineffective but would hurt organic farmers who use sprays of bacterial BT toxins as natural pesticides.
In addition, with the degradation of glass, it will not only render boron as a nutritional element, but also deliver strontium for new bone formation.
Replacement of the methyl group in the 4-position of compound 4 by a methoxy group in compound 6 not only renders the compound inactive but also prevents it from binding to the enzyme in the SPR assay.
The low-cost CB-NPs/s-PT CE not only renders high cell efficiency to its DSSC but also shows a great potential to replace the expensive platinum; moreover it is suitable for large-scale production or for indoor applications.
