fragility

Based on erythrocytes senile model in vivo, which developed by using antibody to induce acute homolysis of RBC, the authurs studied the change of osmotic fragility oferythrocytes.

A comparative study on surface structure and osmotic fragility and microviscosity of erythrocyte membrane of aged rat and blood stagnancy model rat has been made and reportcd in this paper.

Emotional fragility can be a barrier to forming strong relationships.

The fragility of the economy was exposed during the recession.

The fragility of the situation requires careful handling.

Old age can bring physical fragility.

She handled the delicate fabric with great care due to its fragility.

The fragility of the glassware made shipping it a challenge.

Mental fragility can manifest in various ways.

The fragility of democracy is a topic of ongoing debate.

The entire ordeal showed me the fragility and beauty of peace.

The parent, out of dignified generosity, has shielded their child from their own fragility.

For Dr Marcus, this example highlights the fragility of machine-learning.

" Antarctica is fragile as an environment, but extreme events test that fragility, " he said.

They shined infrared light on the fabric to assess the type of fibers and their relative fragility.

Without is, it looks fragmentary. Weren't you aware of its fragility?

These bone changes increase the risk of fracture, and they are known as fragility or pathologic fractures.

He sees these places as evidence of human myopia about the Earth's fragility and the finitude of its resources.

These past indicators of fragility, however, may not be appropriate for 2021.

The fragility of our world right now cannot be overstated.