Sentence examples for rendering a class from inspiring English sources

A gathering of more than a handful of learners confounded the synchronous speech function rendering a class mute.

However, as expected, such a criterion renders a class distribution that is skewed towards class 000.

Modification of drug delivery nanomaterials with affinity molecules that facilitate targeting, has rendered a new class of ligands for cell receptors, which often possess valency and dimensions different from natural counterparts.

The FDA convened a public panel in 2009 to address regulatory issues for digital pathology and currently considers digital pathology devices with an intended use of rendering a primary diagnosis as Class III devices, requiring validation studies to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Some believe that large-scale mobility, both upward and downward, breaks down class structure, rendering a culture more uniform.

What he may not do, however, is render a class of people untouchable.

A hydrophobic residue at β37 renders a class II allele neutral to T1D.

Rendering an individual almost dreamlike.

Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota responded: "Then they have really rendered a service to the various classes of progressives and reformers that we have here in this country".

In contrast to other types of previously described covalent transglutaminase inhibitors, the bis-amido epoxides exhibited no measurable reactivity with glutathione, therefore possibly rendering this class of compounds suitable for future in vivo investigations.

The disquisition rendered in intentionally old style Technicolor (which is to say intentionally lacking in the kind of production values audiences are used to today) renders a series of plastic stereotypes, a kind of working class commedia dell'arte.