Sentence examples for subtle equilibrium between from inspiring English sources
The shoulder joint is a subtle equilibrium between stability and mobility.
The development of smart bioeconomies needs excellence in science-based concepts, long-term support of innovative and mission-oriented research and a subtle equilibrium between science push and market and social pull.
Both the increase in CRP concentration and the decrease in PON1 activity in serum can disturb the subtle equilibrium between these two parameters.
The mutations thus disturb the subtle equilibrium between cytoskeletal assembly and disassembly affecting neuronal plasticity and axonal transport across the microtubules.
This is a state in which subtle equilibrium between pro- and antithrombotic mechanisms is disrupted and the balance is shifted to favour platelet aggregation and adhesion [ 4].
The phase preference of these dyes is a subtle equilibrium between the fluorescent part of the molecule, the acyl chains and the interaction with the surrounding lipids of the membrane, thus some narrow changes in molecular interactions may shift the probe partitioning.
In China's history, the relationship between the "state" and "society" has been in a subtle equilibrium, that is, the boundary of both parts is not absolute, but related in essence (Yang 1998).
The take home message of our results here is that P. falciparum infection plays a significant role in altering the placental subtle equilibrium of cytokine profiles and is a confounding factor for the comparison between HIV negative and positive women.
The second half of "Secrets" focusses on Beckett's illegitimate daughter, the novelist Violet Trefusis, in whose own work, as in the animating spirit of Holroyd's, "fact and fantasy are held in subtle equilibrium".
Epithelial homeostasis results from a subtle equilibrium integrating both peripheral, epithelial factors and central OB derived signals.
Alterations of this subtle equilibrium may lead to obesity or lipodystrophy commonly associated with life threatening diseases, like diabetes, insulin-resistance, cardiovascular disorders and some cancers [1].
