Sentence examples similar to a delicate consequence from inspiring English sources
It is a change that could have huge consequences for the eurozone's political landscape at a delicate moment.
It is a delicate issue, however.
Nudity in particular is a delicate issue.
"It's a delicate issue," she said.
In this paper we provide a microscopic theory of the effect of microalloying, exposing the delicate consequences of this procedure and the large parameter space which needs to be controlled.
The voice is global, plural and local, with a delicate grip on historic consequences: "We are from Willesden.
Thus, optimal expression seems to be a consequence of a delicate balance between the occurrence and position of frequent and rare codons.
The issue is a delicate one.
The M-det result (Theorem 11 below) is an easy consequence of Theorem 2, while the hard part is the M-indet result (Theorem 12) whose proof needs a delicate analysis.
This limitation in sensitivity was in part a consequence of the experimental design for a high-throughput, large-scale expression analysis screen where a delicate balance of throughput and sensitivity needed to be struck.
