Sentence examples for rendering it out from inspiring English sources

At the time of study, the facility had running water but the plumbing to the laboratory was blocked rendering it out of service.

That deal was signed by Mr Yanukovych and opposition leaders as well as by three EU foreign ministers - but fast-moving events soon rendered it out of date.

When it comes to motion capture, it's already in 3D so you just hit a button to render it out.

The Lunar Module ascent stage separated 24 April 1972 but a loss of attitude control rendered it out of control.

[SME 11] SMEs noted that the speed at which healthcare environments change could make evaluation difficult or render it out of date quickly.

A haze of theatrical smoke clings to the stage, rendering it difficult to make out choreographic nuances.

Any adaptation must flip Mantel's story inside out, rendering it external, and the director Peter Kosminsky and the screenwriter Peter Straughan don't fall into some obvious traps, like revealing Cromwell's thoughts via voice-over, by now a television cliché.

It may take some of the punch out of the account, rendering it a more conventional parody rather than the.

After all, who can say how less false his hope might have seemed if George Bush, after appointing a commission to examine the issue of therapeutic cloning, hadn't rendered it impotent by coming out against the technique before its report was published?

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In addition, the heterogeneity of the studies in terms of study quality, treatment duration, outcomes measured, and time points rendered it impossible to carry out a meta-analysis.