Sentence examples for finely constituted from inspiring English sources

Christine thought he might be too finely constituted, too conscientious for it.

Occasionally, though, you have what Nietzsche considered "something very rare but a thing to take delight in: a man with a finely constituted intellect who has the character, the inclinations and also the experiences appropriate to such an intellect".

Large macropores between the subglobules and finely distributed micropores within the subglobule constitute a network of pore inside the iPP particle.

Thus, the capacity of RalA to influence the dynamics of the actin cytoskeleton and to modulate endocytosis could constitute additional means to finely tune insulin secretion.

The existence of several H2A.Z subtypes in carp suggests that the epigenetic regulation in this species constitutes a complex and finely tuned mechanism developed to cope with seasonal environmental changes that occur in its habitat.

Caspase-dependent apoptosis constitutes a complex and finely tuned process which performs crucial functions in development, tissue homeostasis and repair, as well as in the pathogenesis of several diseases [ 1– 5].

These results help in understanding the mechanism responsible for the modulation of ADAM10 intracellular path, and can constitute an innovative therapeutic strategy to finely tune ADAM10 shedding activity towards APP.

We test the robustness of these histograms by varying the criterion for what constitutes a cell side (i.e. how finely one resolves apparent four-way junctions).

What constitutes male, what constitutes female?

What constitutes greatness?

These constitute the feet.