This method was chosen based on findings from previous studies which indicate that these three terms may be used interchangeably despite representing subtly different constructs.
This example shows that analysts can achieve consensus in terms of identification accuracy (each of these analysts identified S. tenuifolia with 100% accuracy in round two [ Figs. 6– 7]) despite using different terminology and, in the case of analysts 4 and 8, despite describing subtly different morphological features during the identification process.
Globigerinoides ruber Types Ib(1) and Ib(2) appear ecologically distinct in their distribution patterns, despite being only subtly different at the genetic level.
Tarrant, despite claiming neutrality, is subtly allied with this view, and compares campaigns for ethical porn to those for organic, fair-trade food.
So we find him writing to Theo in 1882: "I want to reach the point where people say of my work, 'That man feels deeply and that man feels subtly.' Despite my so-called coarseness… perhaps precisely because of it".
What is less frequently mentioned, though, is the way in which Blanchett has, despite her own resistance, subtly mutated over the course of time into a bona fide movie star.
One commentator, The New York Times David Brownie, wrote that despite this, her voice subtly shows grief and regret.
Recent examples are Diana monkey contact calls, which despite overall uniformity vary subtly according to social context [ 32], and chimpanzees and bonobos food-associated calls, which vary with food quality [ 13, 33, 34].
Chief executives subtly undermine it, despite Kanter's assertion that "by empowering others, a leader does not decrease his power".
The film starts off quietly despite Gabita's jitters, but subtly shifts registers once Otilia leaves to run some errands.
