Sentence examples for render them appropriate from inspiring English sources

We have employed this simple approach, using charged derivatives of cyclodextrins in order to introduce charged groups into continuous beds and thus render them appropriate for electrochromatography.

However, we suggest it is these very features, i.e. "the vast number, high variability, and fast dynamics of individual neurons and synapses" that render them appropriate as basic neural information processing elements in a natural selection algorithm.

Recent LPA experiments are presented which have greatly improved beam quality and efficiency, rendering them appropriate for compact high-quality photon sources based on Thomson scattering.

Such regulatory effects suggests that these T cells play a key role as effectors in the pathogenic process of CIA, rendering them appropriate targets for peptide therapy in this disease.

In fact, despite the assumptions associated with such a simple formulation, it is also true that the epistemic uncertainty inherent with the selection of appropriate input parameters in more complex models may render them truly ineffective.

That may render them politically unrealistic.

But it does not render them excusable.

The expression of neuropeptides and their receptors in tumour cells may render them sensitive to pharmacological therapeutic intervention and may be of diagnostic importance for the early detection of lung cancer and for the selection of appropriate treatment.

Siblings' clear accounts of neuropsychiatric symptoms render them reliable informants.

I still view translation as an important aspect of science journalism but feel that presenting the results of research without the appropriate context renders them meaningless and sometimes deleterious.

Based upon the result of the controller actions, the model objects are forwarded to an appropriate view (JSP) which renders them into a displayable page.