Sentence examples for media rendering from inspiring English sources

Progression to the blastocyst stage for cleavage stage embryos appears to be similar, if not better, for embryos that are cultured in modern sequential media, rendering the use of co-cultures obsolete.

Addition of albumin reverted the inhibitory properties of paxilline and clotrimazole to the levels seen in serum-containing media, rendering paxilline completely ineffective (Fig. 5).

Furthermore, MSCT coronary angiography requires administration of potentially nephrotoxic contrast media, rendering the technique unsuitable for use in asymptomatic diabetic patients with severe renal dysfunction.

Advice to social workers within the BASW policy is to "maintain appropriate professional boundaries" but the continuous expansion of social media renders what constitutes such "appropriate" behaviour difficult to judge, particularly within complex social work practice.

According to the review, deliberate humiliation of a victim, including committing the offence in front of friends with the intention of causing additional distress, and circulating photos and videos afterwards on social media, renders the offence far more serious.

The ubiquitous quick fixes of social media rendered the kind of in-depth blogging that prophets of citizen journalism had in mind almost immediately obsolete, beyond diehards and obsessives: who wanted to write 1,400 unpaid and unread words when a sly 140 characters would do?

However, the advantage of animated graphs over static pictures disappeared for the referential topology but both media rendered higher retention scores than the text-only presentation.

The collective experience of mass media, rendered quaint now by the one-to-one media world in which we now dwell.

The evolving face of child sexual exploitation in travel and tourism, on the internet, and in the media renders it impossible to counter without the private sector's involvement and support.

Methods for culturing primary neurons in defined media render nearly pure neuronal populations at about 4 days in culture.

Furthermore, if the bombardment of conflicting information in the run-up to the referendum taught us anything, it's that we don't have enough trusted media sources, rendering the current post-truth "don't trust the experts" narrative all the more terrifying.