However, in a more subtle state of inflammation, as found in obese adipose tissue, the absence of even a relatively weak activator might have a more pronounced outcome.
But it was a morning sunrise that, Mouracade says, inspired Buch's lyrics:"The morning signifies a new beginning, a subtle dream state you might still be in after a deep sleep or long night — those can be some of the clearest and most inspiring moments in someone's life.
Unfair electoral rules and subtle state promotion of Sunni candidates are not the only reasons.
Indeed, members of both the older and the young generation in Little Egypt said that anti-Muslim sentiment after Sept. 11, even in its generally muted and subtle state in New York, had made them cleave more strongly to their ethnic identities, even as they felt deeply American.
And as novices become experts, their abilities to discern more subtle states are enhanced, leading to shifting response frames [ 57].
For the next course I yielded to garlic's subtler state, which it takes on while slowly confiting.
In the next two novels, "Hidden Moon" and "Bamboo and Blood", a subtle, indirect satire on a state develops that is too bizarre for comedy.
"At the same time, there is still a resistance to ballet training in some quarters, and there is a subtle pressure in terms of state funding, which tends to go to the traditional dance ensembles..".
For example, sequential rejuvenations, incapable of guaranteeing that the overall system is reset to a completely healthy state, allow a subtle time-window of attack not present in truly periodic parallel rejuvenations.
