Sentence examples for appear to be subtle from inspiring English sources
Simpson's attorneys understand the implications of a racially tinged strategy, and there appear to be subtle but real differences of opinion within the defense camp about how hard to push the race angle.
Sediment-mediated effects of an ecosystem engineer on associated species appear to be subtle and contingent in variable environments.
In the human, too, the differences appear to be subtle, with selection working rapidly on genes concerned with fatty acid metabolism and phosphate transport.
Transcriptome-level differences between early recurrent and non-recurrent non-functional PA appear to be subtle, although CHL1 expression may be a candidate for further study as a class discriminator.
The biological effects of PPO appear to be subtle, possibly requiring specific or even multiple triggers for expression in vivo.
As distinctions in terminology may appear to be subtle, our Discussion below begins by briefly revisiting the theoretical and conceptual underpinnings that drive analysis of health and their respective evolutions in the Global North and the Latin American "Social Medicine"/"Collective Health" traditions.
The effect of low levels of alcohol appears to be subtle, said Dr. James R. West, head of the department of anatomy and neurobiology at the Texas A&M medical school.
Human prion disease is rare, and increased risk due to CWD exposure appears to be subtle or nonexistent.
Even their function in the sporophyte appears to be subtle as mutants such as rdr6 that eliminate detectable tasiRNA levels do not display dramatic phenotypes (e.g. [ 9]).
Parents in all three countries in the study perceived similar changes in their child's behaviour and similar symptom severity, but there appeared to be subtle country variations in the parents' perceptions of worry, distress or disruption to daily activities.
Some of the tactics, however, such as compelling women to give in to unwanted sex out of obligation as a wife, appeared to be subtler.
