Sentence examples for finely maintained from inspiring English sources
But the film also owes its long legs to the pregnant and finely maintained tension between the De Niro and Stiller characters, dominated quietly and overwhelmingly by Mr. De Niro.
After multiple facilities recommended by the Costa Rican federation declined to host the American practices this week, the team held its training session on a field at a local dairy factory — though a finely maintained one.
The balance between the mitochondrial antioxidant detoxification system and ROS should be finely maintained while low levels mitochondrial ROS in are required by cells to modulate normal redox signaling networks.
First trimester decidual tissue was chopped finely and maintained in DMEM.
We find that to maintain a youthful cardiac and organismal physiology, the pathway's activity needs to be finely tuned and maintained at specific activity levels, and this set point appears to be altered or deregulated during aging.
Throughout his screen work, Lehman maintained a finely crafted fidelity to a good story, and that became his hallmark.
Here, the balance of Marie's world is maintained through finely calibrated distances: at work, in the distance between viewer and painting and, in her life, in the distance within human relationships.
Cholesterol homeostasis is maintained through finely tuned mechanisms regulating intestinal absorption, hepatic biosynthesis and secretion as well as plasma clearance.
Furthermore, Gli1 fate-labeled cells that were present in the lesion and penumbra maintained a finely branched morphology and did not transition to a reactive morphology.
First-trimester decidua isolated at surgical termination of pregnancy was chopped finely with scissors and maintained in serum-free DMEM F-12 GlutaMAX containing 100 IU penicillin, and 100 µg/ml streptomycin overnight at 37°C and 5% CO2.
As the environments of most organisms are constantly changing, the reactions of metabolism must be finely regulated to maintain a constant set of conditions within cells, a condition called homeostasis.
