Sentence examples for because of their subtle from inspiring English sources

Toxic agricultural chemicals are the most difficult of conservation problems because of their subtle and widespread effects (affecting even migrant populations of some hawks that breed in uninhabited areas) and the benefits they confer on human food supplies.

Many of the top California chardonnay producers use barrels made of expensive French wood - from the forests of Limousin, Nevers or Troncais in central France - because of their subtle qualities compared to rugged American oak.

Such discussions could deviate us from the paper's goal and because of their subtle and excessively abstract nature, entrap us in long and tedious elaborations.

Spinal infections continue to be a considerable diagnostic and therapeutic challenge to clinicians because of their subtle presentation in the early stages.

Despite the biological importance and many advances achieved in last two decades, most tetraspanins have not been functionally explored because of their subtle and overlapping roles [ 15].

Because of their characteristically rapid and often subtle features, these cues are particularly vulnerable to motion undersampling and distortion.

In addition, the real burden of neonatal IFIs is probably underestimated because of diagnostic limitations due to their subtle clinical presentation, frequent laboratory difficulties in identifying the pathogen and absence of a consensus definition for IFIs [ 14].

However, even highly conserved proteins might have acquired subtle amino acid changes because of their fish- or human-lineage-specific coevolution with interacting or regulatory protein partners.

If you're part of a cultural minority of nonbelievers, you might be subject to greater depression simply because of subtle (and not-so-subtle) signs from the majority that you are despised.

Bauer cites econometrician Simon Kuznets' conclusion that less than 10% of the developed Western World's growth in per capita output could be attributed to increases in the supply of capital or labor; the rest was because of subtle improvements in their efficient use.

Older adults (aged ≥60 years) often are underrepresented in diabetes education interventions because of subtle changes in their functional, cognitive, and psychosocial statuses, which may affect diabetes self-care (8, 9).