Sentence examples for delicately kept from inspiring English sources

Therefore, like the negative regulator MDM2, RoR is also under control of p53, forming an autoregulatory feedback loop (Supplementary information, Figure S11), through which p53 may be delicately kept in check so that the cell is able to better respond to intracellular or extracellular stresses.

Handle the eggs delicately to keep from upsetting the membrane and other internal parts.

Just keep delicately urging them to do it, and they'll come around.

But he kept talking ("very delicately," he said), and she kept listening.

"Strong characters coupled with delicately woven personal and political storylines have kept our audiences hooked on a Saturday night, and the final season will be equally as engrossing," promised Richard Klein, controller of BBC Four.

It is this patchiness of resources that has necessitated the opportunistic management that has kept the fragile and dynamic Kalahari ecosystem delicately balanced.

When I saw them recently at Pace/MacGill Gallery, I marvelled at how delicately balanced each setup was and wondered how he possibly could have kept them from collapsing.

Written when Ms. Brunstetter was a 2009 playwright in residence at Ars Nova, this modest but delicately satisfying serio-comedy keeps threatening to get cute, yet always chooses a more unexpected direction.

"Miss O'Keeffe," he wrote, "has found expression in delicately veiled symbolism for 'what every woman knows' but what women heretofore have kept to themselves, either instinctively or through a universal conspiracy of silence".

The result ensured Poland kept pace with the Republic of Ireland at the summit of a delicately-poised Group D after Martin O'Neill's side drew 1-1 with Germany.

Mr. Dickman has kept his instrumental vocabulary at a minimum: only four instruments, flute, violin, cello and vibraphone, delicately support large stretches of declamatory song.