Sentence examples for step rendering from inspiring English sources

(a) Recommended physical activities include yoga, swimming, and running, but the Author will timidly settle on strolling, table tennis, and lunchtime pickup basketball, wherein the Author will arrive too late to warm up and will suffer a minor tear of the soleus while attempting an imprecise Euro step, rendering void all further plans for improved fitness.

Further increasing the decomposition temperature at and above 673 K in the first step rendered the consumption of H2 much reduced together with the decrease in CH4 signal.

This step renders a lot of fat and breaks down the fibers that make the skin impenetrably hard.

Finally, the ability to generate aggregates in this context without the requirement for a centrifugation step renders the process extremely simple, and easily implemented in an automated manner.

However, in this case a very time consuming pretreatment procedure, which usually involves a hydrolytic reaction and/or a derivatisation step, renders this method rarely employed [ 34, 36].

Several GWA studies have received criticism for omitting important quality control steps, rendering the findings invalid, but modern publications address these issues.

Anyway, this procedure includes two HPLC separation steps, rendering it unfavorable compared to other prosthetic group labeling techniques.

Some oyster harvesters and restaurateurs complained that the steps rendered the oysters unmarketable.

Elevation of the pH at these steps renders the incoming virus infection-defective and the secreted virus infectivity is decreased by three orders of magnitude [ 49].

Figure 7 shows a 3D volume rendering of a 260 × 260 × 65 μm section of a lung (acquired as a z stack with 0.5 μm z-step, rendered with Avizo; an exponential correction factor was applied to normalize the brightness of each slice).

This cancer-evolutionary step renders HER2-directed therapy ineffective and might be one of the reasons for mixed responses to systemic therapies that are often encountered in patients with metastatic breast cancer (an example is shown in Fig. 2).