Sentence examples for more delicate tissue from inspiring English sources

Below we review evidence that these grooves could expand and it seems likely that this recessed area was composed of more delicate tissue.

Pediatric laparoscopy poses unique training challenges owing to smaller workspaces, finer sutures used, and potentially more delicate tissues that require increased surgical dexterity when compared with adult analogs.

It acts not only as the primary low resistance conduit for air to reach the lungs, but to humidify, cleanse and warm the inspired air to protect the more delicate tissues of the lower airways [1, 2].

Under normal resting, nonexercising conditions, the nose functions to filter, warm, and humidify inhaled air before it enters more delicate airway and alveolar tissues in the distal lung (Cole 1993).

The subcutaneous fatty tissues are more delicate and more easily deprived of their blood supply.

Tissues are better for older or more delicate pages, but you can choose for yourself.

Mr. Molaison lost his ability to form new memories after an operation that removed a slug-size chunk of tissue from deep in each hemisphere of his brain, making it more delicate than most.

This is much more delicate.

"Gentle, non-caustic 'Lysol' will not harm delicate tissue.

But your back, it's more delicate.

It is something different, more delicate.