She turns unconscious scribbles into unexpected subject matter, rendering the letters with the care of an image.
In Seeing Voices (1989), Sacks explored the experiences of deaf people; in The Mind's Eye (2010), he returned to disorders of vision, a subject rendered highly personal for him by the loss of vision in one eye to a retinal melanoma, the ultimate cause of his final illness.
In test 2, students were given one text about the different activation states of protein kinase A (PKA), plus one of two supplemental images of the same subject rendered in different iconographic styles (image a, realistic-schematic, or b, schematic).
Such experiments require the sacrifice of the animals and do not allow for subsequent electrophysiological studies in the same subjects, rendering a direct investigation of the functional properties of anatomically identified areas impossible.
Studies in adults required a level of comprehension and considerable briefing of subjects, rendering these scales difficult to apply in children [ 5].
Sensory polyneuropathy obviously does not offset the high burden of pain in OA among diabetic subjects, rendering this potential link even more robust.
Another possibility is that diabetes may have caused subclinical choroidal vascular damage in diabetic subjects, rendering the circulatory system more susceptible to further ischemic insult by raised blood pressure.
With cover subjects rendered to convey respect and cred, it was never hard to spot on the magazine rack.
Is that fathoming more or less difficult while looking at the pictures that they have made of the ocean, of buildings, of trees and flowers and the moon, ordinary subjects rendered extraordinary by the circumstance of their creation that have, against the odds, washed up on the shore of our city like messages in a bottle?
Alteveer says, "they are beautiful subjects rendered in an exquisite way and there's something so powerful about that".
