The phrase "render the possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to make something possible, and usually suggests making something possible that otherwise wouldn't be. For example, "His donation rendered the possibility of opening a new after-school program."
The model has two material parameters and the mathematical formulation is simple to render the possibility of numerical implementations.
Next, there are also detailed anatomical similarities of optic brain compartments, which render the possibility of independent evolution of insect and crustacean compound eyes very unlikely (Osorio and Bacon 1994; Strausfeld 1998; Sinakevitch et al. 2003; Strausfeld 2005).
The absence of anti-PLA2R antibody and the presence of electron-dense deposits in the mesangial areas render the possibility of the coincidental development of primary MN less likely.
Ovarian cancer is usually diagnosed at an advanced stage, rendering the possibility of cure unlikely.
Even if potentially Kaiser scores below the biopsy threshold may be achieved, the clinical situation of a newly diagnosed mass lesion in a postmenopausal patient warrants bioptical verification, rendering the possibility of clinical mismanagement very low.
In the past decade, progress in hardware development, improvement in simulation methodologies and refinement of interaction potentials have rendered the possibility to model increasingly complex processes that were intractable previously (Karplus and Kuriyan, 2005).
Whilst a building in dynamic operation with varying operating characteristics in terms of the air-conditioning system and the activities of the occupants renders the possibility of a continuous measurement of IAQ and ventilation data, it is almost impossible to simulate such dynamic changes in the CFD environment.
Further, probabilities that they differed from each other were very high (P > 0.80) rendering the possibility of a type ii error very unlikely.
In addition, our HSQC titration experiments indicated that α and β binding interfaces on skelemin surface do not overlap, but are located on the opposite sides of the domain 5, rendering the possibility of competitive binding very unlikely.
An immature vascular phenotype in brain tumors of Ang‐2 transgenic mice most likely renders the possibility of vessel instability and permeability that facilitates the infiltration of innate immune cells.
Significantly, such conjugative metabolism does not seem to include reaction with GSH, thus rendering the possibility unlikely that GSH conjugates of quercetin are causally implicated in its putative nephrotoxic potential.
