Sentence examples for rendering the establishment from inspiring English sources

Even though those promises are attractive, there are limits: (i) many traits are polygenic and can be under the control of many genes with minor relative effects, rendering the establishment of conservation measure solely based on genomics a complex task (Harrisson et al. 2014).

Unfortunately, taken together they render the Establishment Clause utterly hollow.

The wide variation of water and sediment geochemistry along a flow path renders the establishment of background metal values difficult.

Many argue, conversely, that the end aim of Israel's settlement policy in the West Bank is to render the establishment of a viable Palestinian state impossible.

So it is for Bell, who in a career of almost four decades has consistently found ways of rendering the nation's establishment figures with the kind of shuddering grotesquerie found more often in underground comics than gracing the pages of a respectable daily newspaper.

However, by a combination of weak growth, asynchronous flowering with the maize crop, low resistance to frost, low competitiveness, absence of a dormancy phase, susceptibility to diseases, herbivory and cold climate conditions survival of the plants is estimated to be unlikely, rendering the risk for outcrossing and establishment of populations limited [3, 9, 10].

Its structure and expression are discussed with special reference to the establishment of boundary conditions and the importance of rendering the variables and parameters dimensionless.

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In common with other tumour-associated antigens, WT1 is expressed at low levels in some normal tissues (Mundlos et al, 1993; Ramani & Cowell, 1996; Baird & Simmons, 1997; Menssen et al, 1997), and high-avidity cytotoxic T cell clones may have been deleted or rendered unresponsive during the establishment of tolerance (Theobald et al, 1997; Nugent et al, 2000).

She dismissed the street-name proposal as an attempt to mine tourist gold from a bit of underground history long denied by the white establishment until modern science rendered the issue moot, at least for the keepers of Monticello, the Jefferson family estate.

Governor Williams, in a statewide television address, said he would ask the Legisla ture, which convenes here Tuesday, to "seek ways and means of rendering assistance" to the establishment of private schools.