But, to me, Max was a fairly accurate rendering of so many socially reserved women that I have met in my life, fiercely intelligent and creative but almost ashamed to present those sides of their personalities beside louder, more "popular" peers.
But, to me, Max was a fairly accurate rendering of so many socially reserved women that I have met in my life, fiercely intelligent and creative but almost ashamed to present those sides of her personality beside louder, more "popular" peers.
Although this convergence-divergence-convergence cycle was a time-intensive process, the benefit was a more robust identification and rendering of the many determinants of CHW performance.
Event-related potentials (ERPs) show promise as markers of neurocognitive dysfunction, but conventional recording procedures render measurement of many ERP-based neurometrics clinically impractical.
However, technical standardisation challenges combined with frequent insufficient experimental detail render replication of many published findings challenging.
Unfortunately, it did have the side-effect of rendering many of the speeches kind of inaudible.
The code has the effect of rendering many of the phones' files invisible to investigators.
But she's there, day in and day out, registering, in full view, the most nuanced reflections on, for example, the ways the Greeks perceived color, the history of describing it, and her own practice in rendering it, "one of many many untranslatable things".
According to her this renders the work of many NGOs unhelpful: As well as perpetuating stigma, they're simply not interested in engaging with the practical problems that sex workers face.
However, the emergence and spread of resistance in multiple microorganisms have rendered the management of many infectious diseases more difficult [ 2].
