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In response, the Obama administration has tried to perform a delicate balancing act: to dramatically reduce Iran's oil revenues while trying to reassure anxious markets that it will still let some Iranian crude flow.
From the remarkably large difference between the architecture and properties of the self-assembling materials based on the two similar peptides, it could be concluded that the self-assembly behaviors were delicate and could be dramatically altered by small modifying peptide structural features due to subtle changing the phenyl group position.
Ecologists report that logging in Honduras delicate, dry pine forests has increased dramatically since the far-right coup - causing dangerous deforestation and local climate change, as the trees are slowly replaced by scrub and savannah.
This line was not as dramatically dwarfed, but was clearly smaller and more delicate in structure, both vegetatively and inflorescence-wise, as compared to non-transgenic plants.
A higher solid loading of ceramic powder (%wt) in the slurry will enhance the mechanical strength of the sintered ceramic scaffold, but the viscosity would also increase dramatically, impeding complete mold filling and possibly damaging the delicate resin strut network.
Therefore, even the occasional lamellipodia that appear morphologically normal in SCAR Δ37 mutant hemocytes behave very differently to wild-type lamellipodia and this altered behaviour can be dramatically rescued simply by removing apoptosis, further highlighting the delicate balance between the machineries controlling phagosome processing and migration.
He sings from the heart, with nuanced phrasing that dramatically illuminates the text — qualities that could be seen in the delicate pleading that begins "Komm, Liebchen, komm!" ("Come, darling, come!") and in the song's passionate conclusion.
Among the biggest: walking the delicate line between maintaining decent relations with the superpower next door and strengthening ties with Washington; and dramatically curbing corruption and changing an educational system the Harvard study described as abysmal.
