The phrase "additional subtleties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing nuances or finer details that add complexity or depth to a subject.
Example: "In this analysis, we will explore the additional subtleties of the author's writing style that contribute to the overall theme."
Alternatives: "further nuances" or "extra complexities".
But there is an additional subtlety.
For Weston, there is an additional subtlety nestling at the heart of these questions.
We do not consider this additional subtlety which was not advanced in the trial court.
Meanwhile, additional subtlety and sophistication in pTyr-peptide discrimination have been demonstrated by a recent study highlighting the importance of permissive and non-permissive residues proximal to pTyr in the ligand sequence [ 65].
As mentioned above, the latency data revealed an additional subtlety – HPC and SHAM animals differed only in their latency to make correct choices and did not differ in latencies on incorrect choices.
Summing over all states l and normalizing by the total coalescent rate between i and j yields An additional subtlety arises for small populations in which it may not be presumed that the state of a lineage not involved in the coalescent α′ ≠ i, j, α is independent of the state of the new lineage α.
These aren't just new twists on old templates, however; while some familiar controls and mechanics reappear, some additional twists, modifications and subtleties make for moments where a player is still surprised, as well as continually delighted by the muted, playful aesthetic and the rewarding feeling that comes with solving each level's Escher-esque environment design.
With every additional parameter, sensitivity and subtlety of function grows.
The factor of 2.5 in the definition was chosen on the basis of qualitative examination of preliminary results with a sample size n(t k )=500, a higher penalty missing some subtleties induced by additional mutations, and a lower penalty falsely adding mutations to fit frequency variations caused by noise in the sampling process.
