Sentence examples for it renders itself from inspiring English sources

Moreover, since the morphological features of the neuromuscular connectome can be directly linked with its functional properties; for example the morphology of individual neuromuscular junction has been found to be directly related to its synaptic strength (Herrera et al., 1985), it renders itself as an attractive platform to conduct connectome studies.

The problem with that stratagem is that, eventually, it destroys the theory's testability: astrology does this by refusing to countenance any negative instance; it renders itself unfalsifiable and therefore superficial.

By hewing too closely to what came before while mostly failing to be superior and/or notably different, it renders itself needless.

Here's an oral history of Queercore, from its inky, Xeroxed beginnings until it rendered itself obsolete.

Because racial grammar is a social construct, it also renders itself to malleability, meaning that it is not a fixed concept.

I wonder: is there a point at which an oligarchy becomes so narrow that it effectively renders itself invisible by virtue of its own exclusivity?

It is rendering itself increasingly irrelevent – except in those many cities where it runs excellent local authorities, whose autonomous leaders detach themselves from the central party.

The ban meant that if a lab stepped outside the stem cell rules, it would render itself ineligible for federal biomedical research money for any research it did, not just stem cell-related program activities.

It then builds a codon-pair contingency table (Figure 1B) that renders itself to statistical analysis and permits determination of the codon-pair context bias [20].

Consequently, it utilizes energy of the whole network evenly and effectively, a characteristic which renders itself to green concept.

In such reduction the idea itself changes and renders itself unreal.