Perhaps it's the echo of "puke" that renders it so repellent in English.
The final strategy involves identifying some behavior of a cancer cell that renders it uniquely sensitive to a particular chemical.
"To justify breaking a lease, there has to be something wrong with the apartment or the building itself that renders it unsafe or unsuitable for human occupancy.
His medical background, and a concomitant ease with an objective perspective, enables a presentation of what it is about being that renders it as remarkable as it is vulnerable.
Imagine finalising plans for a long-awaited new year family reunion – calling the parents, booking flights – when suddenly, the government posts a simple document online that renders it all in vain.
This paper presents an enhancement of a functional adaptive control of nonlinear stochastic systems that renders it to be robust with respect to the occurrence of outliers in the plant measured output.
These results indicate that the accessory alpha helix of dmCpx contains some feature(s) that renders it more inhibitory than the accessory helix of mammalian CpxI.
This suggests that high CrCl could lower drug concentration to a level that renders it therapeutically ineffective, despite a seemingly appropriate dosage.
An inflammatory response typically accompanies disease progression and alters the peritoneal membrane in a manner that renders it prone to cancer cell adhesion [ 13, 14].
To determine whether there is a property integral to the Rnf32 gene that renders it unresponsive to the local regulatory landscape, we selected an insertion, SBLac741, which is located in intron 6 of the Rnf32 gene.
This manuscript suffers from conceptual flaws that renders it incomprehensible and misleading: the difference between mutations, polymorphisms and substitutions is obscured to a degree that I believe in the current form makes the analysis almost meaningless.
