Sentence examples for Delicately adjusted from inspiring English sources
It has been found that expression of genes encoding plant enzymes and selected endogenous genes must be delicately adjusted in microbes, otherwise isoprenoid production is negatively affected.
Rivers in humid zones are delicately adjusted, within narrow limits, to evacuate the water and sediment supplied from upstream without significant changes in channel type and the morphology of the valley floor.
In the open ocean, the boundary between water masses of different temperatures or salinities is often a barrier that may not be passed by the living creatures, delicately adjusted as they are to certain conditions.
As the sexual behavior in adolescents and young people in Taiwan may be different from that in western countries and the relevant data were insufficient, we took an alternative approach to adapt a simpler Markov model as previous studies [ 13, 14, 24], but more delicately adjusted the model with existing clinical and epidemiological data of cervical cancer in Taiwan.
He said troopers often had to delicately adjust the dials on Breathalyzers to ensure they had accurately recorded the results.
And you never get the sense he's just shovelling product carelessly into the market: a big man often pictured delicately adjusting his small, wire-framed glasses between thumb and fingertip, Stevens never gives the impression of doing anything less than meticulously.
It seems to him that we live in a universe delicately tuned to our requirements, the interaction of forces "almost miraculously adjusted so that life could develop and evolve".
He recognised that retaining the character of the team and adjusting slowly, delicately, to build on that was the way forward.
Notably, the H-PANI was delicately synthesized by simply adjusting the ionic strength and temperature of the regular dilute polymerization reaction system of PANI with no need of any templates or organic structure directing reagents, which made the preparation process simple and low-cost.
