Other plants that may be more robust may tolerate a rougher technique, while more fragile tissues (i.e., floral tissues) may need a more gentle approach.
Analog multimeters tend to be much more fragile than digital multimeters, while auto-ranging digital multimeters are sturdiest of all.
This framework allows us to get fragmentary flashbacks of how the man bucked his own system, while growing more fragile and less upright.
In particular, the integration of geriatric and oncological information has led to better recognition of elderly candidates for more aggressive therapy which is usually reserved for younger patients, while recognizing more fragile patients who need only support therapy.
Children cry out in glee, while other, more fragile humans get kind of freaked out and run away.
The IMV has a physically-robust structure that facilitates transmission from host to host, while the more fragile EEV is encased by an envelope designed to limit host immune clearance and is thus adapted for intercellular spread of virus.
However, dense tissues, such as liver, require a 12-minute treatment with pepsin at room temperature, while the more fragile tissues of the early embryo are treated for only 5 minutes at 4°C.
After milling, conducting bundles reinforced by sclerenchyma result in more lignified and resistant sugarcane fibers, such as the ones indicated by F in Figure 1b, while the more fragile tissues constitute the pith residual component, as indicated by R in Figure 1b.
Some of the rougher ones might carry arms and threaten to take hostages, while the softer, more fragile ones will simply hold up neatly-typed signs and in a soft voice politely make their requests: "Would you mind simply feeling me for once, allowing me to be here too, without shooing me away?
While the fluorescence analysis of the ligation of these proteins demonstrates maintenance of function it is therefore of interest to demonstrate that more fragile proteins can be ligated to solid supports while maintaining function.
