Sentence examples for exquisite consequences from inspiring English sources
But there are charming and exquisite consequences of that rootedness.
The remarkable and exquisite consequence of nurturing an appreciation for our thoughts is that we naturally begin to reflect on them.
This is a consequence of the exquisite analytical specificity provided by mass spectrometry (the ability of the mass spectrometer to discriminate between different molecules).
Substrate selectivity and inability to promote self biotinylation are exquisite features of MtBPL and are a consequence of the unique molecular mechanism of an enzyme adapted for the high turnover of fatty acid biosynthesis.
As a consequence, cell proliferation and apoptosis are under exquisite control, with much of the proliferative response regulated by steroid hormones.
"It might be mentioned that the reported observations may assist in the explanation of various consequences of therapeutic blood transfusions," he concluded with exquisite understatement.
Owing to its exceptional transparency, the zebrafish embryo is an exquisite vertebrate model for the study of tissue-specific infections and the inflammatory consequences within a homologous tissue.
Further, the functional consequences of changes in specificity of immunological recognition can often be measured in exquisite detail.
Despite the photon flux limitations of these techniques, a general consequence of the weak hard X-ray scattering cross sections from matter, the exquisite sensitivity of X-ray diffraction imaging to the atomic structure, all but guarantees datasets with unprecedented complexity and richness in information.
