That subtle disparity and the contrast between hard-edged paint and unavoidably imperfect pencil marks unclench an uneasy serenity, like that of muted, streaming light on a rainy morning of the soul.
The subtle disparity in peak shortening amplitude and intracellular Ca2+ rise (ΔFFI) between in vitro and in vivo lethal toxin exposure may be due to the seemingly discrepant effect of lethal toxin on resting cell length (elongation in vitro and shortening in vivo) as peak shortening amplitude is normalized to resting cell length.
Hansen compared the results with a study conducted on leather [38], and made the same general conclusion that the techniques used were not sensitive enough to differentiate between the subtle disparities between samples.
The causes and consequences of these subtle disparities are difficult to discern, but they could have lasting impacts on the development of a science identity, sense of belonging, and confidence of female science majors, which may have negative effects on long-term retention of women in the field of biology (Wickware, 1997; Johnson, 2007; Collett et al., 2013).
This significant discovery is attributed to subtle structural disparities between the two compounds.
Due to the subtle geographic disparities and topographic altitudes 100 200 meters above sea level, the village consists of 7 hamlets, namely Ban Chong Samkaew, Ban Hin Tern, Ban Kok Ai Poek, Ban Mak Poo, Ban Pong Toei, Ban Subsomboon and Nuay Anurak.
This subtle between-treatment disparity in the glucose profiles is difficult to explain, but it is noteworthy that some patients were taking IDet BID, some patients were taking IDegAsp at meals other than dinner, and the total and basal insulin doses were lower in the IDegAsp group; hence, minor differences in the glucose trajectories might be expected.
I still believe that in the global struggle for women's empowerment, solidarity will prevail in spite of subtle nuances and disparities.
We did observe differences in SLRP proteolysis in the meniscus compared with the articular cartilage in OA joints, although these were more subtle than expected, given the disparity in cell type, matrix organization, matrix constituents (for example, collagen types) and vascularity of the two tissues.
Through the ethnographic life history interviews, women gave us insight into complex and subtle processes that may contribute to disparities in health.
At the same time, experts who study racial disparities in health say unconscious or subtle discrimination is almost certainly at work.
