Sentence examples for procedure to render from inspiring English sources
Sifting through the old stuff, she returns in her memory to the instant the camera snapped — often surrounded by chaos and followed by a complicated procedure to render the image for print on the glossy page.
While highly sensitive and quantitative, these techniques require analyte preselection prior to analysis, followed by either a derivatization procedure to render the peptide fluorescent or the creation of an antibody.
Relevance ranking of Boolean search results is technically feasible using a commercial search engine under academic license to index and search collections built through a simple procedure to render Reference Manager® records into HTML format.
LSM, coupled with chemical clearing procedures to render the brain transparent (Becker et al., 2012; Chung et al., 2013), permits reconstruction of the whole mouse brain with micron-scale resolution in a timescale ranging from hours to a few days (Dodt et al., 2007).
All the procedures required to render individual data anonymous were performed.
However, the complexity of the procedures used to render wild-type mice immunodeficient, a combination of surgery (thymectomy) radiation and/or drug treatment, meant that this approach was not widely used until the introduction of the mutant nude mouse.
That procedure would seem to render it impossible for LIGO researchers to know for 3 months whether they had a real signal or not.
We chose to employ a surgical procedure that was organ-independent to render the results generalizable to other surgical procedures.
In recent years, many perfusion and fixation procedures have been proposed to render the Golgi method (and its numerous variants) more versatile and adapt to different intents.
Previous reports have discussed how much of an improvement is needed to render this new procedure cost-effective (Novak et al. 2007, Slover et al. 2008).
Since the advent of orthognathic surgery major efforts have been made to render these surgical procedures more reliable, accurate, reproducible, and shorter.
