Sentence examples for rendering itself as from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps the earliest example of writing for a single hand as "an entity in its own right, capable of covering all registers of the piano, of rendering itself as accompanied soloist or polyphonist".

Moreover, since the morphological features of the neuromuscular connectome can be directly linked with its functional properties; for example the morphology of individual neuromuscular junction has been found to be directly related to its synaptic strength (Herrera et al., 1985), it renders itself as an attractive platform to conduct connectome studies.

The ocular finding can rarely be so characteristic as to render itself the key to the diagnosis, as for example in Wilson's disease [ 5, 6].

Moreover, the hierarchical nanostructure integrates the antibacterial function of both ZnO and silver, and renders itself a promising candidate as for sportswear and equipment.

But it is so self-consciously innocuous as to render itself almost meaningless.

This autocitrullinating activity of PPAD could render PPAD itself as a potential target for RA treatment in ACPA-positive RA patients.

The draft itself was rendered an afterthought, as much as King tried to promote his selection of Plumlee, a 7-foot, 238-pound center from Duke, King's alma mater.

It's as if Al Qaeda had been suddenly rendered as anachronistic as dictatorial whim and official State Department Middle East policy.

Landscape is rendered as compellingly as the central figure.

Still, rarely are episodes of corporate misbehavior rendered as unvarnished as those in "The Informant".

Land masses don't have to be rendered as quickly.