"We need to weigh and discuss all of these fragile questions," she says.
But proteins are fragile, raising questions about how useful such devices would be in the nanomechanical world.
The 21-year-old Italian has had his fragile temperament questioned since joining City from Inter Milan in a £25m deal - but Mancini was delighted with his display in the 2-0 win at Etihad Stadium.
While Heidelise Als is asking important questions about the care of these fragile lives, one question looms larger in my mind: If the quality of life for their offspring is not what parents undergoing infertility treatments had imagined, should we (parents, physicians, the culture at large) be examining our motives for infertility treatments before bravely forging ahead?
CCG GP leadership is still fragile and I question whether it is sustainable.
"Having said that, the economic backdrop remains pretty fragile, and the question is going to be where is revenue growth going to come from".
Although John Paul's health has been fragile for years, the question of his ability to lead the church had largely been taboo, as he carried out a busy schedule of public audiences and trips, if not at the pace of the early vigorous years of his reign, which has included 104 trips abroad.
Mitroff et al. (2004) in fact reported that memory for pre- and post-change scenes was preserved even when participants reported no awareness of a change, but in follow-up experiments they found that the stored representations are fragile; simply reversing the question order from cued-recall first to cued-recall last lead to significant decrements in recall.
Various differences were noted between the skin type groups in responses to questions about "fragile skin" and some of these differences may reflect limitations in maintaining question uniformity (eg, cultural and language differences) between countries.
(Lewis sometimes discusses this issue as the question of how fragile events are: a modally fragile event is one which cannot occur in a different manner or at a different time from its actual manner and time of occurrence. See Lewis 1986b).
