Sentence examples for rendering the relative from inspiring English sources

Like the Third Circuit here, the Court of Appeals in Mandel Brothers had interpreted the phrase “ ‘any other’ ” as rendering the relative clause (“ ‘who is engaged in dealing commercially’ ”) applicable to all the specifically listed categories.

Toward completing a genome, optical mapping is powerful in rendering the relative order of contigs on the genome, which is called scaffolding.

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).

The authority of the Commission to grant licenses 'as public convenience, interest or necessity requires' was limited by the nature of radio communications, and by the scope, character, and quality of the services to be rendered and the relative advantages to be derived through distribution of facilities.

Both result in rendering the relation mysterious.

Rendering the Scene.

In particular we argue that the occurrence of multiple sequential scattering within blood vessels would render the DCS measurements sensitive to relative red blood cell motions.

Concerted action of these transport mechanisms renders the CSF approximately 5−10 mOsm hyperosmolar relative to plasma16,17.

Indeed the question has shifted: absolutes are at the nexus of individual decision making, rendering them relative when pegged up against collectivity.

The relative shortage of organ donors renders the allocation algorithms of organs essential.

Indeed, August Comte, the father of sociology, claimed that a strength of "positive sociology" was its "tendency to render relative the ideas which were at first absolute" (Comte 1976 [1830 42]: 89).