Sentence examples for fine-tuned process from inspiring English sources

Cathy Marston's Jane Eyre for Northern Ballet, Richard Alston's An Italian in Madrid and Michael Clark's to a simple, rock'n'roll… song represented very different genres of dance, but were all the result of rigorous and fine-tuned process.

This is a fine-tuned process that requires one or more carrier proteins that mediate the transport through the nuclear pore complex in an energy dependent manner.

Tumor initiation at other places than the primary organ of origin and in a different species is probably a fine-tuned process where the microenvironment and immunity is of major importance.

The subtle change in gene expression and the significant consequence in endosperm chalkiness formation seems to suggest that rice grain filling is a fine-tuned process which can be easily affected by genetic variations as well as fluctuations in environmental conditions.

Nonetheless, as if by magic, out of nothing but randomness one finds remarkably fine-tuned processes in time.

Nonetheless, as if by magic, out of nothing but randomness one finds remarkably fine-tuned processes in time and remarkably fine-tuned structures in space.

Disruption of these fine-tuned processes in human neurodevelopment can have detrimental effects (Dietrich 2010).

These cascades are spatiotemporally highly balanced and are fine-tuned processes that need further analyses for a deeper understanding of their interplay.

Even similar and only slightly diverged DNA from other species may be disadvantageous in a new host with separate sets of adaptations and fine-tuned processes.

Importantly, neurogenesis is a fine tuned process, rather than a mass phenomenon, during which most newborn cells are eliminated [ 31, 32].

Combining the genes regulated by Bapx1 and Sox9 in the vertebral column we have generated a network of genes activated and/or repressed by these transcription factors during the fine tuned process of organogenesis.