Sentence examples for delicate tendency from inspiring English sources

In the (MeO 2DHAP mono- and dianions, slightly different orientation of the phosphate group in relation to the acetal carbon atom is observed, with a delicate tendency of phosphate group to be located antiperiplanar in the monoanions and anticlinal in the dianions.

The seemly incompatible tendencies require delicate theoretical treatments, and the conventional local density approximation (LDA) within density functional theory (DFT) is inadequate.

Relationships may have their own struggles getting started, and they have the tendency to be delicate and easily fragile.

Similarly, treatment of 11 with H2O2 resulted in the rather delicate hydroperoxide 29, which has a tendency to condense with excess 11 to give the peroxide 30.

Observed delicate trade-off between NSC and sulfur poisoning tendencies of the currently investigated family of AZT-based NSR/LNT catalysts implies that Pt/5.4K2O/AZT is a promising catalyst revealing comparable NSC within the temperature range of 473 673 K to that of the conventional Pt/20Ba/Al benchmark catalyst, while exhibiting superior sulfur tolerance and regeneration characteristics.

Analogues of the molecule are found in fish, perhaps to help facilitate the delicate business of fertilization, by inhibiting a fish's natural tendency to flee from other fish.

Hotel restaurants are mostly reasonably priced, though their tendency is to prepare mild versions of the already delicate Keralan cuisine.

These cabernet francs walk a tightrope, balancing delicate berry, herbal and raspy mineral flavors, rising above a varietal tendency toward a bell pepper, vegetal quality.

Bassey's tendency to wring the juice out of everything she sings meant Hawley's delicate After the Rain crumpled under her delivery, but she turned in a surprisingly subtle version of Bradfield's melancholy The Girl From Tiger Bay.

But there is a tendency, she said, to withhold the cause of death if a given American newspaper thinks it delicate or offensive.

Mr. Streiff, 54, has a reputation for an authoritarian management style and a tendency to outspokenness that was ill-suited to his tenure at Airbus, where the leader's job requires a delicate instinct for political sensibilities.