Sentence examples for because of their delicate from inspiring English sources

Coscinodiscus genus, a type of diatoms with complex frustule, has been widely studied and reported because of their delicate nanostructures.

"We needed to reduce the handling of the shoes because of their delicate condition," said Jane Klinger, the chief conservator.

Fairy shrimp, so called because of their delicate, graceful appearance, superficially resemble true shrimp but belong to a separate order, the Anostraca.

The species of the order are widely distributed, especially in warmer areas, and, because of their delicate beauty, they are used to decorate aquariums and garden pools.

"Our religion [Islam] has defined a position for women: motherhood," Erdogan said, adding that women cannot be treated the same as men because of their "delicate nature".

Preservation of a nearly complete skull among sauropods is rare, probably because of their delicate construction.

Because of their very delicate nature they are often lost in dissections, especially after maceration, which is why they are distorted or lacking in some of our illustrations.

It is a challenge to measure TM stiffness in mouse/rat eyes because of their smaller sizes and the delicate nature of TM dissection.

Because of their thinness, they are too delicate to be reusable but can be made quickly and inexpensively.

Chinchillas are not good for children, because of their rather reserved nature and delicate body.

They got the name "turtle" because of the hard shells surrounding their delicate electronic innards.