Lesser degrees of pituitary functional disturbance may disturb a delicate balance, involving mainly one type of stimulating hormone of the pituitary, and may result in selective atrophy of the adrenal cortical tissue or of the gonads.
Presimian primates such as pottos (African lemurs) and galagos (bush babies, or small arboreal lemurs), as well as Lorisidae (a family of arboreal lemurs, moving with a slow, delicate crawl)—are mainly small and nocturnal, but in Madagascar, where there are no true monkeys, the world's most diverse assemblage of large and small diurnal and nocturnal presimian lemurs survives.
Tau pathology appeared mainly as delicate neuropil threads with accentuation within Aβ plaques.
Tau pathology corresponded to Braak stage VI, and appeared mainly as delicate neuropil threads (NT) enriched within Aβ plaques.
Gastric defensive mechanisms are based mainly on the delicate balance between aggressive and protective factors [ 51].
Such bargains as exist are mainly among England's delicate nettley, elderflower-scented whites such as the 2012 Three Choirs' Midsummer Hill (11%, £7.50, made for the Wine Society).
Woven with gorgeous bursts of choral music and mainly built around the delicate plucks and scrapes of specifically hand-built instruments (including a harp governed by gravity), it's her most delicately beautiful album since Vespertine.
John Dory (also called St. Peter's fish), another delicate fish served in expensive restaurants, comes mainly from New Zealand and is still in the high price category because of low supply.
Second, in vitro cultivation is a delicate process [ 5] that is still mainly restricted to the intraerythrocytic stages.
On the reverse side there is elaborate chasing consisting mainly of Celtic spiral forms and delicate interlaced patterns.
