Sentence examples for delicate consistency from inspiring English sources

After a culture period of 10 d, BG-carriers showed a delicate consistency which made histological processing difficult.

At any rate, the species falls into the general category of brownish Mycenas that are generally unappetizing as food due to their small size and delicate consistency.

Fresh curd cheese – the sort that has a delicate, ricotta-like consistency rather than "fresh" from the supermarket but matured and firm – can be used in sweet baking to give a softer texture to the crumb.

It has a fine, delicate flavor and the consistency of a slightly viscous broth; it may need thickening for use in sauces.

In future use of this methodology it will be important to place major emphasis upon – and monitor procedures with respect to - consistency of interviewing on delicate issues requiring sensitive (and thus skilled) probing.

Add enough milk to loosen the buttercream to a lighter, spreadable consistency – it ought to be soft enough to spread over the delicate cake layers without ripping them.

As it turns out, the time consistency for measures of performance is a delicate issue.

A delicate balance is required because increased aggression can lead to diminished consistency.

And the delicate flavor of the crawfish was overwhelmed by the glue-like consistency of the potatoes, which were advertised as mashed but must have been whipped or beaten until every starch molecule was released.

This study suggests there is a delicate balance point where price cues and popularity cues can achieve consistency and synergy and lead to better page value perceptions for the first page.

The Scot was still searching for consistency, and another double-fault saw him change ends 4-2 down in the tie-break, but the most delicate of drop shots shifted the momentum.