Sentence examples for rendering them a from inspiring English sources

As for the dinner entrees, sautéed pea greens were overcooked, rendering them a little darker and less flavorful than the ideal version of this seasonal delicacy.

It is designed to find out whether there is anything that could be used to blackmail the juror, thus rendering them a security vulnerability.

Furthermore, they show a strong absorption and fluorescence behavior both in solution and solid state, rendering them a promising emitter for electroluminescence devices, like lamps or displays.

The unique fiber morphology derived by electrospinning has the capability of generating flexible sulfur yarns for the first time rendering them a highly attractive platform for small-scale mobile device applications such as textile-batteries.

However, in order to avoid possible 'downward spiral' situations we will only make an employee's reviews public once the employer reviewing them has received five or more 4/5 Star reviews from workers, rendering them a 'trusted employer'".

Unmodified dendrimers with surface cationic groups may elicit some toxic manifestations, and the surface engineering of dendrimers to mask these cationic surface groups plays a critical role in their possible clinical applications by rendering them a more biocompatible surface with less toxicity.

It portrays a huddle of devout Breton women, their traditional dress rendering them an odd hybrid of nun and milkmaid, on their way home from church.

Biopharm animals may become ill, rendering them an economic liability.

Contrarily, structure-based computational methods are only limited by the availability of 3D structures, rendering them an important complement to experimental methods.

By shading, shrubs in the Negev Desert may thus provide relatively wetter conditions for annuals, rendering them an advantage over inter-shrub habitats at this harsh arid environment.

The closely related Arctic and red foxes differ in their morphological and ecological adaptations to their respective habitats, rendering them an interesting species pair for studying the genetic basis of adaptation.