"render evident" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to make something clear or obvious. Example sentence: The evidence presented during the trial rendered the defendant's guilt evident to the jury.
Infamous experiments like the Tuskagee Syphilis Study have rendered evident the dangers for individuals when we cross that line.
This is an epistatic compensatory process explaining why mutations that are deleterious in some species are tolerated in phylogenetically related lineages, rendering evident that those mutations are, by all means, only deleterious in the species-specific context.
Additionally, it should be pointed out that NPLC0393 rendered no evident influence on basal or TGFβ-induced Smad2 phosphorylation (Figure 3A,B).
Not that he himself was a madman; he simply felt, he said, that the world of the inner self -- its dreams, reveries, fears and delusions -- should be rendered "as objectively evident as the exterior world of phenomenal reality".
Compared with the small muscle volume, which rendered the noise evident, the pressure drop is smaller because of its large chamber capacity.
A higher-order 3D network of condensed CDCs and a low-density 3D channel system became obvious by 3D volume rendering and more evident by following-up these channels in respective movies (Additional files 5, 6 and 7).
With pervasive networks like the GPRS, 3G, public WLAN (PWLAN) and fixed DSL networks, BRAINS makes mobile blog rendering and accessing more evident.
Cross-tolerance to intracerebroventricular bolus injections of DAMGO, but not of TAPS, was evident in rats rendered tolerant to morphine sulphate and TAPS.
The pooling of haemorrhage and oedema will blossom at 24 h, rendering the contusion radiographically more evident, although CT may readily reveal it from the initial imaging [28].
The perception of the defects is more evident when the rendered images are compared with the reference one (the 2S experiment), while they may be unnoticed when images are evaluated alone (the 1S experiment).
