Sentence examples for which could be rendered from inspiring English sources

Above a critical concentration, the triblock copolymers self-assembled into a transient network, which could be rendered permanent by UV-irradiation.

Los Angeles has recently embarked on an ambitious effort to work with neighborhoods to update the city's 35 community plans and to rezone land around transit stations — much of which could be rendered moot by SB 827.

After loading the data to NetworKIN 2.0 (http://networkin.info/version_2_0/newPrediction.php), we obtained sif data which could be rendered with Cytoscape (version 2.6.3).

As there is no single word with the equivalent meaning of the English word "rape" in most of the interview languages, we used the phrase "forced sex without consent" which could be rendered in all languages.

Rooting your device will void its warranty with the manufacturer and possibly result in "bricking," which is a state in which your phone could be rendered inoperable.

As for the "I'm a conviction politician, she's a conviction politician" line, it is a struggle to think of a manner in which the debate could be rendered so meaningless.

Unless, that is, it could be rendered more user-friendly, which, conveniently, he was equipped to do.

The Obama administration's decision, whatever it turns out to be, could be rendered moot by a pending lawsuit in Nebraska, through which the pipeline would run.

This could be rendered obsolete by routine NGS of clinical microbiology specimens, which determines with great precision whether a transmission event has occurred [ 1, 2].

Fluorescent images gained from LAMP2 immunostaining did not generate puncta that could be rendered to generate spherical images, instead LAMP2 staining was treated as a "surface" (which does not restrict the rendering shape to spheres) to obtain representative images.

"Yes, I could be rendered by the CIA.