It would render that person immune to viruses, but at the cost of them being unable to digest most normal foods or interact with the natural microbiome that helps to keep their gut healthy.Slightly less drastic might be using a tool like MAGE to make hundreds of changes to a person's genetic code, which converts genetic information into useful proteins.
The failure of any one of these blocks would render that ineffective.
However, we argue that finding the best clusters optimizing such metrics should not be treated separately from resource scheduling, since for example the lack of resources from a clustered TP would render that TP useless in the serving CoMP set.
However, the geometry of the optodes setup and the distance from the closest source-detector pair to S2 (more than 3 cm with no source-detector pair across that area of the cortex) would render that contribution to the signal minimal.
He ruled that the Legislature's contention that appropriation bills should consist only of a list of numbers with short descriptions of their purpose would render that part of the Constitution meaningless.
After screening these estimates of historic habitat for current conditions that would render that potential habitat unsuitable, we calculated a 91 95% loss of potential habitat for the fringe-toed lizard and an 83 92% loss for the horned lizard.
"You started creating a narrative that would render you blameless for anything that happened in that room," Black told the complainant when he confronted her about the searches.
Last August, during a hearing, Rakoff said that in essence, the legal term willful blindness means that one "purposely turned away from learning something because you knew there was a high probability that you would learn something bad that would render improper what you were doing".
You're constantly worried about being sick or injuring yourself in some way that would render you unable to work for a little while".
In an interview earlier in the day, one top Gore aide predicted that the judge would render a verdict "that could easily be split".
