Sentence examples for which renders it from inspiring English sources

This is in part due to the spontaneous formation of a chromium-oxide surface film during its synthesis which renders it biocompatible with physiological environments.

The modification site could not be localized possibly due to its labile property, which renders it unstable during collision-induced dissociation (CID) and higher energy collisional dissociation (HCD) activation.

The problem is its high salt content, which renders it useless for agriculture or human consumption.

PrPSc differs from PrPC in its increased ß-sheet content, which renders it relatively resistant to proteolytic digestion [4], [5].

This is primarily achieved by phosphorylation of p53, which renders it resistant to Mdm2-mediated ubiquitination and enables its interaction with transcriptional co-activators.

And it's partly because my answer will occur in a wider context which renders it absurd.

Which renders it even more of a non-story than it already is.

Besides, the app is not yet on BlackBerrys, which renders it much less useful in business settings.

7. Eat nuts and seeds Vitamin E in nuts and seeds protects cholesterol from oxidation which renders it toxic to the body.

It's campy, it's amusing, and it's scheduled on the same night and time as True Blood which renders it instantly DOA.

The database includes email addresses and passwords, but the latter are heavily protected: Tumblr salted and hashed the passwords, a procedure which renders it practically impossible to restore the passwords to a useable state.