Sentence examples for render it free from inspiring English sources
However, there is a risk that trying to de-Hinduize yoga as some secularist critics have done, render it free of its ethical and philosophical underpinnings, will defeat its true potential for social change.
The white product obtained was collected by filtration, washed to render it free of chloride, dried and recrystallized with ethanol to obtain pure product.
The endotracheal tube was suctioned, rendering it free from residual Tween and the previous mechanical ventilation regimen was resumed for several minutes.
Differences in TGF-β2 induced proliferation inhibition efficiency might be related to binding with casein, rendering it less free and therefore less active at the beginning of the small intestine.
Car-free roads render it the city's top spot for family fun.
On the other hand, comparisons of PTSD patients to trauma-exposed PTSD-free controls render it difficult to distinguish between disease-versus resilience-related changes.
Joseph Arthur went wild with his whammy bar in The Man Who Sold The World, rendering it a psychedelic free-for-all, while both Laurie Anderson and members of the gypsy punk band Gogol Bordello deepened Bowie's use of dissonance on the Low album via versions of Always Crashing In The Same Car and Breaking Glass, respectively.
The goal is to dry the hard-neck's stem as quickly as possible, rendering it airtight and bacteria free.
This "analysis," though, is completely context-free, rendering it useless in determining the best course of action for the deficit committee and in making predictions about the economy in general.
The original mechanistic proposal that Cu(I) catalyzes production of hydroxyl radical (OH) from hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) via the Fenton reaction, as firmly established for Fe(II) in the cytoplasm, seems increasingly unlikely since low molecular weight thiols (LMWTs) such as glutathione (GSH; Figure 1b) chelate free copper, rendering it incapable of cycling between Cu(I) and Cu II) states.
From the SINR contour in Fig. 8, we observe that pulse-shaped OFDM with long pulse (K=4) can support large timing offset, rendering it suitable for uplink TA-free (or relaxed TA) transmissions.
