Sentence examples for rendering current from inspiring English sources

Dr. Domenech also noted that new H5N1 strains were evolving in Indonesia, possibly rendering current poultry vaccines useless.

The growth in genetic modification techniques means new forms of diseases could be developed, rendering current treatments and vaccines useless.

"Faster capital flight could push Greece out of the euro well before next month's elections, rendering current political manoeuvring irrelevant," Ward added.

Reasons for this may be due to the short and highly dynamic nature of Plasmodium actin microfilaments (Schmitz et al., 2005; Schüler et al., 2005; Sahoo et al., 2006) coupled with the relatively small size of motile parasite cells that contain them, rendering current visualization techniques less feasible to utilize (Schmitz et al., 2005; Schüler et al., 2005; Sahoo et al., 2006).

And the studios dispute the notion that the rules would render current equipment obsolete.

But the wooded Italian landscape is Verburg's prime focus, and her pictures of ancient oaks in dappled sunlight render current events all the more transitory.

But the proposed regulations, which the Federal Communications Commission may adopt this week, have been criticized by consumer advocacy groups, and others, who say they would not effectively prevent piracy but could curtail the legitimate copying of television programs and might render current consumer electronics equipment obsolete.

However such data individually (and, more importantly, in combination) could render current notions of privacy obsolete.

Recent climate and energy policy developments, including amendments and the introduction of new initiatives, have rendered current policy regimes as novel to both governments and the industry.

Early reports suggested that in this outbreak EBOV is mutating twice as fast as previously observed, which indicates the potential for changes in transmissibility and virulence and could render current molecular diagnostics and countermeasures ineffective.

The failure to do so, analysts warn, could render current foreclosure-prevention efforts moot since not enough homeowners would be helped, and those who were may end up re-defaulting on their mortgages anyway.