The selections at the Morgan include the first Dutch drawing he purchased, Rochus van Veen's clinically rendered "Study of a Dead Eurasian Otter".
Lucy Barber's "Red Cup and Swallows," a delicately rendered study of a pear and a flower foiled against a rolling Tuscan landscape, plays with motifs that have inspired many a poet, while Lennart Anderson manages to elevate a few unprepossessing vegetables to lyric status.
This isn't a mopey performance or a self-consciously minimalist one; it's a beautifully rendered study of a man trying, at every moment, to synchronize his rhythms with those of his environment.
That is, real patients may depart increasingly from an ever more rarefied, non-representative, healthiest subsegment of the elderly population who volunteers to participate in clinical studies, rendering study findings of increasingly doubtful applicability.
Many studies link hyperviscosity to cardiovascular diseases, hypertension and cerebral infraction, rendering the study of hemodynamic factors very important for understanding, predicting and treating this type of disorders.
Hypoxia and necrosis may have a profound influence on the physiology of Mtb, rendering a study of host-pathogen interactions in non-hypoxic models misleading [20].
A CETP ortholog is frustratingly absent in commonly used rodent models (Haa and Barter, 1982), rendering the study of atherosclerosis difficult: rodents are inherently resistant to atherosclerosis (Yin et al., 2012), and background manipulations such as targeted deletion of the Apoe or Ldlr genes are required to drive atherosclerosis.
"Grandmother's Purse," a sensitively rendered pencil study of a cherished relic, is her touching tribute to a beloved ancestor.
In "Fall Still Life," Lori Handler's carefully rendered watercolor study of gourds and berries floating against a neutral white backdrop, complementary color contrasts are the true subject.
The History Department is comprehensive in the thematic and methodological emphasis that render the study of history one of the most capacious of all academic callings.
