Sentence examples for lost rendering from inspiring English sources

I haven't been a big fan of remote control cars simply because they're usually cheaply made and the remote is often separated from the controller and lost, rendering the toy useless.

From the review: I haven't been a big fan of remote control cars simply because they're usually cheaply made and the remote is often separated from the controller and lost, rendering the toy useless.

Under conditions of oxidative stress, the heme moiety can be oxidized and lost, rendering sGC no longer responsive to NO.

One hundred and eighty-eight patients were discharged before the interview and were considered lost, rendering 1137 patients.

In a subset of human cancers, ASS expression is lost rendering them highly sensitive to deprivation of arginine by pegylated arginine deiminase (ADI-PEG20).

I had thought those beautiful creatures lost, rendered extinct by the obsolescence of hardware that could run my software.

A post-first world war elegy for lives and loves lost rendered in saturated symbolic strokes of high melodrama, it depends for its hefty emotional effect on equally substantial suspension of disbelief.

By September 1824, an undeniable deep grief for the partner she had lost, rendered worse by her own sense of having failed him during his last years, was merging with cries that "now I am not loved - I never never shall be loved more - never o never more shall I love... - never more shall I be happy - never more feel life sit triumphant in my frame - I am a wreck".

By holding I syn constant, the dynamics in s are lost, thus rendering the step protocol system five-dimensional as opposed to the six-dimensional dynamic inhibition system (1).

The New York Times, in a December piece on MTV's new "Power of 12" slogan, suggested that young voters may feel they chose in 2008 and still lost, hence rendering the long-running slogan obsolete.

"We're very secure, in a friendly way". Every ticket has a bar code that is scanned at the door, and officials have the ability to deactivate stolen or lost tickets, rendering them useless.