Sentence examples for critical fine from inspiring English sources

Until recently, capturing critical fine scale features required laborious, hands-on field surveys that took days to collect data and time limitations usually required surveys to be restricted to selected areas of a wetland.

"All the merchandising has not helped Adams' career in terms of a critical fine-art discourse," notes Mike Foley of the Yancey Richardson Gallery in New York.

No further model for the mammalian circadian clock involved in the miRNA-mediated regulation mechanism has been developed, particularly for the miR-206, a critical fine-tuner of the core circadian clock.

The data showing the coordinated regulation of sterol transporters by miR-33 and its impact on both HDL and bile metabolism, add to an ever-growing collection of studies showing that miRNAs function as critical fine-tuners in multiple normal and disease-related biological processes.

My grandmother had a favorite critical category: "fine, but not for me".

"So now it's… My grandmother had a favorite critical category: "fine, but not for me".

These results show that early endocytosis is critical for fine tuning of FGFR signaling activity; depending on the context, different endocytic mechanisms might differentially regulate FGFR signaling.

Merkel cell-neurite complexes, which are cutaneous mechanoreceptors critical for fine shape and texture discrimination [4], have several characteristics that overcome these experimental challenges.

Reservoir simulations and history matching are critical for fine-tuning reservoir production strategies, improving understanding of the subsurface formation, and forecasting remaining reserves.

Thus, the sumoylation/desumoylation dynamics may be critical to fine-tune gene expression.

Together, these data suggest that internalization and trafficking of Lgr5 may be critical for fine-tuning its function.