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When MDS was done for Southern Swedes separately (Fig. S5), the first dimension suggested a north-south gradient, and the second dimension a subtle degree of structuring within Götaland.

We investigated the diversification within a single whitefish species caught at different depths and found a subtle degree of phenotypic and genetic diversification between benthic and pelagic specialized individuals.

Based on previous work in which atrophy was detected in asymptomatic individuals prior to their conversion to very mild dementia (Buckner et al. 2005), we hypothesized that it may be possible, by focusing on the regions known to be affected in clinically mild AD, to detect a subtle degree of cortical thinning in amyloid-positive asymptomatic individuals.

This class may index exposure to a more subtle degree of 'maltreatment risk' than is recorded in the items revealing overt abuse.

The down-regulation of Hsp90 mRNA in old mouse tissues ranged from a very subtle degree (8 14%) for the constitutive isoform Hsp90ab1, to considerable reductions for the inducible isoform Hsp90aa1 in the cortex (44%), hippocampus (31%) and muscle (19%) (Fig.  9A and Supplementary Material, Fig. S9A).

Where Suskind sees a president "systematically undermined or hedged" by aides more loyal to Wall Street than to their elected boss, Scheiber describes a less malign White House team weighing solutions that differ in subtle degree, not basic ideology.

Despite this much more subtle degree of impairment, HAND in the current era may affect daily function, antiretroviral adherence, and quality of life [ 4– 6].

They speculate that this subtle degree of hyperglycemia may partially explain the increased adiposity and the high rates of macrosomia and large-for-gestational age (LGA) among newborns of obese mothers.

6, 7 An important conclusion from these studies is that the substantial amount of retinal ganglion cell loss and axonal degeneration following episodes of MS associated optic neuritis (MSON) masks the more subtle degree of neurodegeneration attributable to more globally acting mechanisms.

It is also important to recognize that some classes of mutation, like allosteric variants occurring outside the catalytic site of a target enzyme, might generate subtle degrees of drug resistance that while not clinically meaningful can provide invaluable insights into enzyme regulation.

So the commissioners heard Pell's principles of permissible ignorance and the subtle degrees of rumour: "Some are inherently unlikely.