Sentence examples for a more subtle interaction from inspiring English sources

The effects of benefit design on search intensity are thus not simply a product of financial payments from continued unemployment, but instead a more subtle interaction between benefits, incentives, and willpower.

Being smart, though, is a more subtle interaction among regions of the brain.

"If Zika is the cause of microcephaly," he said, "then a more subtle interaction between virus, patient and environment is involved".

The regions of variation in the coiled coil are not solvent exposed and although the divergence may be simply sequence drift, it is possible that the variable regions are involved in a more subtle interaction with the host T-cell response.

For many health care professionals, the role of plant biology has not been fully elucidated, yet it has a number of self-evident impacts, such as nutrition, and perhaps more subtle interactions, such as the spread of narcotic plant species, that deserve our consideration and attention.

Similar and more subtle interactions across the clay surface would lead to greater movement of both water and Cs+.

Clearly, however, this preliminary analysis addresses only the simplest hypotheses and says little about the possibility of more subtle interactions.

For 24, the available alleles produced no scraps when combined with baz in our mating scheme they displayed no or more subtle interactions.

We conclude that with adjustment of a covariate, GMDR performs better than MDR and a sample size of 1000∼2000 is reasonably large for detecting gene-gene interactions in the range of effect size reported by the current literature; whereas larger sample size is required for more subtle interactions with accuracy<0.56.

Alternatively, more subtle interactions regarding plants may be related to indirect effects of CO2 on fungal decomposition.

At present there is little basis for believing that biologically significant suppression of immune competence in man results from more subtle interactions with environmental agents.