Sentence examples for disclose subtle from inspiring English sources
It must be pointed out that these studies were conducted using qualitative methylation analysis techniques that may not be sufficiently accurate to disclose subtle, but clinically relevant differences of methylation.
It becomes a privileged state, beyond voyeurism to a kind of collaboration, a sense that the director is disclosing subtle secrets, or trying to -- about behavior, about life, or simply about the possibilities of perception itself -- and that your ability to see is as important as the filmmaker's ability to show.
During the last decades, the methods of neurophysiology proved to be very effective in disclosing subtle functional abnormalities of the brain of patients affected by primary headache disorders.
Although the pathogenesis of migraine is far from completely understood, clinical neurophysiology and neuroimaging studies in recent decades have disclosed subtle functional and morphological abnormalities that manifest during the interictal phase and distinguish migraineurs from normal healthy subjects [1 3].
It was the subtler, paid endorsements that YouTube video creators didn't disclose.
Similarly, the fine level detail coefficient matrices (e.g., cD 1, cD 2), capture subtle data characteristics, because they contain contributions from the features that disclose quick changes in 'short-time windows'.
Bacon sees nature as an extremely subtle complexity, which affords all the energy of the natural philosopher to disclose her secrets.
The small number of patients could make our study underpowered to reveal more subtle findings, such as correlation between clinical features and functional connectivity, although our cohort was sufficient to disclose strong statistical significance.
Retired Air Force captain Robert Salas has offered up a more subtle petition, asking the Obama administration to "reveal the reality of the UFO phenomenon to the public and disclose information held by government agencies".
