Sentence examples similar to fine tuning lost from inspiring English sources

Now is a dangerous time in social work, because making changes at a time of crisis is often about lurching rather than learning, with opportunities for fine-tuning lost in the frenzy.

Once the volunteers were working through the night, that genetic fine-tuning was lost.

Several observations indicate that APT function lies in fine tuning and possibly the suppression of CPF activity: if co-purified with Pti1 or Ref2, CPF loses its ability to stimulate Pap1 dependent polyadenylation [158].

"It needed fine tuning.

Some adjustment and fine tuning will do.

It is just some fine tuning".

We bombed, we played for too long & needed fine tuning.

It's now more a matter of fine tuning it.

"We can do fine tuning," Blancquaert says.

In the fine tuning argument God is postulated to explain the fine tuning.

No fine tuning is done.