Sentence examples for rendering complete from inspiring English sources

Some of the large PAs may have a fibrous consistency or an 'hour-glass' configuration, rendering complete removal through the transsphenoidal route alone difficult and hazardous.

Despite that, the anatomical descriptions in nonhuman primates are scarce and most of them are not thorough, rendering complete comparisons impossible.

The median survival of only 12-18 months is due, at least in part, to its invasive phenotype - rendering complete surgical resection nearly impossible.

Both low- and high-grade malignant diffuse gliomas are characterized by extensive, infiltrative growth in the brain parenchyma, rendering complete resection of the tumor impossible [ 36].

They digitally rendered complete skulls and then compared them to the original fossils and bone fragments of the period.

The rupture with Moscow was rendered complete by the border incident, in which two Russian airmen died after their plane allegedly strayed into Turkish airspace.

When you saw a show containing an intermission or two, or maybe none at all, and the evening was rendered complete?

The epochal moment, at which Tynan said "fuck" on BBC television in 1965, was lovingly rendered, complete with Tynan sticking his hand into his jacket pocket to sniff his wife-to-be's knickers, whipped off and stashed for inspiration.

In fact, this was the first solid-state NMR technique that rendered complete resolution and partial assignment of resonances, and the structure and the topology of uniformly labeled membrane proteins.

The concept has to be analysed; the characteristic marks which have been separated out and the concept which has been given have to be compared with each other in all kinds of contexts; and this abstract thought must be rendered complete and determinate.

When we allow partial truths to render complete judgments?