Sentence examples for be subtly different from inspiring English sources
The degree of Stat3 activation by extrinsic factors might be subtly different among ESCs from different species, and these subtle differences might account for the failure to establish authentic ESCs from non-rodent species under the LIF condition.
A more radical hypothesis is that evolution of TashAT family proteins has been driven by recognition of differences in chromatin targets and that these have evolved to be subtly different in cattle or buffalo indigenous to geographically distinct regions endemic for T. annulata.
It is not subtly put, but Winstone's complaint may be subtly different.
What you produce with this recipe will be subtly different from what a restaurant might serve (the pancakes will take on a lightly toasted colour for example).
Their taste can be subtly different - yellow and purple carrots are particularly sweet, for example - but at the end of the day they all taste unmistakably like carrots.
While all good Chablis share these characteristics, they can be subtly different stylistically, even at the village level, which, in the Chablis totem pole, is near the base, just above Petit Chablis and under the mid-level premier crus and the top-of-the-heap grand crus.
The stages are different; the early stages are subtly different, with small differences like the omission of 1-up mushrooms or other hidden items, narrower platforms and more dangerous enemies, but later stages are changed entirely.
This is subtly different from preferential attachment but we suggest that the difference is biologically important.
They concluded that the repertoires responding to the peptide variants and the native tumor antigen were subtly different but over-lapping, and that the observed functional differences were due to subtle structural changes in the TCR.
