Sentence examples for delicate growth from inspiring English sources

The long, dark, fancifully curled bare stems add interest to flower arrangements, and they can also be forced into graceful and delicate growth.

However, due to the high running cost and delicate growth conditions, the massive growth of long group III-antimonide nanowires in a reasonably low cost has been difficult with these expensive techniques [15, 16].

It may also be in your best interested to get a horticultural disinfectant to clean your tools prior to using them, otherwise you may spread a (plant) disease to the delicate growth you're exposing.

Artists are precious, delicate growths, not native to Wiltshire.

In turn, Pyongyang lashes out with violence against America or its allies, sparking a full-blown war on China's border, just as China is trying to maintain delicate economic growth and social stability.

The spores germinate and create delicate underground growths that look like spider webs.

MnSi~1.7 nanowires (NWs) with a single orientation and a large aspect ratio have been formed on a Si(110) surface with the molecular beam epitaxy method by a delicate control of growth parameters, such as temperature, deposition rate, and deposition time.

Disruption of the delicate balance between growth factor receptor activation and inactivation has been shown to be associated with severe human pathologies [20].

Most likely due to the well-documented positive feedback-loop that exists between p53 and MDM2 [ 14, 15], the fibroids do also express higher levels of MDM2 leading to a positive correlation between p14 Arf and MDM2 expression [ 7] that may keep fibroids in a delicate balance between growth and senescence.

The delicate control over ice growth make these proteins applicable in any field that requires control over ice growth, namely, in cryopreservation of cells, tissues and organs, in cryosurgery and in agriculture, in the frozen food industry and in complex material engineering.

Normal development and tumorigenesis both depend on shifts in the delicate balance between cell growth and differentiation.