The cases of severe hepatocellular injury caused by SOS were far more subtle, as the typical clinical manifestations of SOS (painful hepatomegaly, weight gain, ascites, jaundice) occurred in the first 10 days after transplant 19, but the initial rises in serum AST were days to weeks later.
Mr. Marcovici was also a new interpreter of a far more subtle ballet by Robbins, "Afternoon of a Faun".
You bet – in obvious ways when we disagree on a plan, say surgery versus no surgery, antibiotics versus no antibiotics, but in far more subtle ways when by choosing expediency over healthy debate doctors go along with what other doctors want.
His ascent has been roundly welcomed by many colleagues, who see him as a far more subtle manager of people.
In short, since the options which a chief executive and his principal subordinates must consider are far broader and far more subtle than those made by officials with less responsibility, the range of discretion must be comparably broad.
Similarly, homophyllous amphibious plants can also display some acclimation, e.g. thinner cuticles and modestly thinner leaves when formed under water (Nielsen 1993), but these changes are far more subtle than those displayed by heterophyllous amphibious plants.
Far more subtle tectonic expressions are manifested by the vast continental regions of limited relief and elevation affected by gentle uplift, subsidence, tilting, and warping.
It presents a far more subtle picture than is suggested by the American caricature of Europeans as feeble and benighted atheists.
But Like Rabbits evolves as a far more subtle fantasy, one that's partly narrated by text, but is vividly legible in the choreography.
Her dance spoofs were also a result of years of training, and were far more subtle than most audiences realized, extracting humor not by stumbling around but by finely exaggerated professional movements.
