Examples of using Rendering it in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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But the Western University team swapped out some of HIV's genes with genetic material taken from honeybees, rendering it harmless to humans.
Scientists believe it partially collapsed after the last test in September 2017, rendering it unusable.
while also rendering it completely obsolete.
healthier- hence rendering it natural shield that protects the organism from many diseases and conditions.
healthier- hence rendering it the natural shield that protects the organism from many diseases and conditions.
Hopelessness constricts and withers the heart, rendering it unable to sense God's blessings and grace.
Vigorously fighting against the death process significantly increases the post-death trauma. to the soul, rendering it more vulnerable during the first few crucial hours on the astral plane.
A defining feature of Digital Currency is that they are not issued by any central authority, rendering it theoretically immune to government interference or manipulation.
distributed over 90,000 square kilometers, rendering it one of the most dispersed nations in the world.
to soil erosion, rendering it non-productive.
does not affect blood glucose levels, rendering it a safe choice for diabetics.
A defining feature of cryptocurrencies is that they are not issued by any central authority, rendering it theoretically immune to government interference or manipulation.
vitamins and minerals, rendering it“empty”.
The green dune wraps itself around the inside spaces almost completely, rendering it almost invisible to the passer-by.
During the procedure, physicians drained all of the blood from Reynolds' brain, rendering it completely inactive for 45 minutes.
Throughout history menstrual blood has been described as having magical properties rendering it serviceable for many uses which range from deadly to useful purposes.
Athens is over 7,000 years old, rendering it one of the oldest cities in Europe.
Third, a second and most deep triggering program, crystallizing the entity, thereby rendering it lifeless and useful as a kind of beacon.