Sentence examples for rendering this study from inspiring English sources

Poly(ε-caprolactam) and poly(ε-caprolactone) polymers are, respectively, degraded at different temperatures, rendering this study to be particularly useful in determining the structure of their copolymers, i.e. random or blocky-like copolymers.

This was important because the lowest the a prior knowledge before our intervention, the smaller student sample would be required to discriminate significant differences in recall accuracy during the study sessions, thus rendering this study feasible.

This clinical form rendered this study possible and all the data used in this study was retrieved from it.

The possible discrepancy in subjective assessment of the corneal pattern through a Placido disc, an inadequate method, by the large number of examiners rendered this study unreliable.

Interestingly, there was no such validation in Malaysia or its neighbors such as Singapore, Thailand or Brunei which might render this study unnecessary.

However, the use of only three testers and six guidelines compromised study power, rendering this research as pilot investigations of the psychometric properties of the iCAHE instrument.

The numerical simulation rendered in this study shows that the secular post-Newtonian perturbations with the magnitude lying beyond the Schwarzschild and the Lense-Thirring effects need to be taken into account in current and upcoming space geodesy missions.

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.

The lack of analyses and design guidelines for bridges crossing faults in international standards renders this study a useful reference for the profession.

The great increases in diabetes prevalence and in treatment options render this study particularly relevant and timely.

Unfortunately, this exposure misclassification and the disregard for the extended latency periods of many childhood cancers render this study inconclusive as to the effect of shale gas development on childhood cancer rates.