Sentence examples for render them to from inspiring English sources

The high loading capacity in polar solvents and favorable mechanical properties of resins render them to have great potential applications in peptide and oligonucletide syntheses.

Advantages in low cost, and excellent catalytic activity of Fe-based nanomaterials dispersed on nitrogen-doped graphene supports render them to be good electrocatalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) in fuel cells.

One of the major challenges with this approach is allied to the reactivity of nanoparticles that may render them to associate with other membrane proteins rather than efflux transporter proteins.

It can increase the student's awareness of the importance of acquiring clinical skills in preclinical years of their training and render them to be more prepared when they encounter patients in clinical practice.

On the other hand, it has been well known that some modifications, especially mutations of certain specific proteins, render them to become unrefoldable and insoluble both in vivo and in vitro, thus leading to a variety of human disease, in particular neurodegenerative diseases.

The process of collecting these data and rendering them to produce the reconstructions is extremely laborious and time-consuming.

In 2001 the Swedish government delivered two Egyptians seeking asylum to the C.I.A., which rendered them to the Mubarak regime, which tortured them.

Since 1987, the CIA had been quietly apprehending terrorists and "rendering" them to the US for prosecution, without any regard for lawful extradition processes.

Interestingly, these NWs are highly porous which renders them to have a high surface to volume ratio.

Saudi Arabia needs to increase public-private sector cooperation to absorb millions of unemployed youth and avoid rendering them to the abyss of terrorism or civil unrest.

Our interpretation is that the high reactivity renders them to bind in tissue (Vahter 2002).