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In addition to the role of contextual factors, some women held a stress-vulnerability model [ 45] of mental illness in which contextual factors caused illness in those with personal characteristics that rendered them vulnerable: "Some people cannot handle the pressure…They break and become mentally ill" (p. 16) [ 34].

Woe betide any cut that rendered its repeat impossible.

The attributes that rendered him perfect in 1940 rendered him irrelevant in 1945.

It was this condition that rendered most of our early considerations asinine in the extreme.

Essentially, the eigenvalue and orthogonal method use the same criterion, but the eigenvalue methods discards those parameters that render a model unidentifiable while the orthogonal method selects the identifiable parameters.

The same unique physicochemical properties that render those nanomaterials (NMs) so valuable for biomedical applications may underlie, however, unforeseen adverse side effects.

Although pyrolysis is not useful for removing or destroying inorganic materials such as metals, it can be used in techniques that render those materials inert.

By the end of each film, infidelities and face tattoos have been swept aside, replaced by an all-encompassing bromance that renders those mistakes forgivable; the overarching message being that shared suffering brings us closer together.

We describe a probable laboratorial interference with the detection of anti-class I HLA antibodies associated with ATG use that renders those results clinically irrelevant.

One possibility is that rhombomeric cells share specific surface properties that render them immiscible with those of adjoining rhombomeres.

That renders the virus less lethal.