Walter Benjamin said of Walser's "garlands of language" that "each sentence has the sole purpose of rendering the previous one forgotten".
One way of explaining this is by speculating that the asymmetry between the two ends, which has been previously indicated as important for choosing which of the strands is incorporated into RISC (Shabalina et al., 2006) is not the sole reason that renders the first tetranucleotide (primarily) and the last dinucleotide as important indicators of siRNA efficiency.
Instead, in the molecular analysis, Vulsella appeared basal to the Electroma clade that nested the sole representative of Crenatula, rendering Electroma paraphyletic.
Companies in the biotechnology industry, where due to the difficulties of clearing the many hurdles imposed by regulatory agencies, find that intellectual property becomes their only marketable product therefore rendering patents as the sole company output.
It renders the sole female character in the story nothing more than a victim and an object of sexual violence.
She adores him; in fact, he is her sole subject so far, rendered kneeling, naked and disfigured by a facial scar inflicted in a Haitian jail.
Also unexpected was a rendering of Dover sole crusted with Parmigiano cheese and a caponata of olives and peppers ($40).
Moreover, federal district judges, sitting as sole adjudicators, lack authority to render precedential decisions binding other judges, even members of the same court.
As HIV/AIDS decimates traditional and social family structures, it renders elder women sole caregivers to extended families suffering from the disease.[2] Underscoring the reality of the shifting care-taking roles that emerge from the HIV/AIDS pandemic, USAID explains that, "During the 30 years of the global HIV epidemic, an estimated 17 million children lost one or both parents due to AIDS.
A 2012 United Nations' report warned that over-extraction could render Gaza's sole aquifer unusable by 2016.
