The hidden complexities of an ECG signal cannot be distinctly interpreted because of subtle changes.
This is important since it has been reported that the two p63 knockout alleles exhibit subtle but distinctly different skin phenotypes [13], [14].
A recent study by Zhang et al. has suggested that subtle but distinctly different processing of this precursor generates a peptide that directly opposes the effect of ghrelin on food intake (Zhang et al., 2005).
Despite distinctly contrasting production systems, only subtle differences were identified in the peripheral immune parameters measured between cattle raised at pasture in comparison to animals raised on a conventional intensive indoor concentrate-based production system.
Those "little movies" are actually a series of accomplished, handmade experimental films whose distinctly feminist sensibility comes to bear in the subtle, almost anthropological scrutiny of the male of the species in "Humpday".
Toby Morris, a cartoonist and illustrator writing at Radio New Zealand, mourned the panel's decision to overlook his personal favorite design, "Red Peak". The design was "Simple, strong, [and] distinctive," he wrote, adding: "The colours give a subtle nod to the old flag but look distinctly New Zealand.
He came across as more distinctly middle class than they did, and his brand of daring was subtler and more interior.
While MRL/Mp CD4+CD25+ Treg cells show only subtle abnormalities of regulatory function, MRL/ lpr CD4+CD25+ Treg cells have a distinctly reduced capacity to inhibit the proliferation of effector T cells [ 16].
These results also indicate that TF specificity is not generally subject to subtle drift, but tends to either stay very similar or evolve to a distinctly different state.
Lurie was working on Byron at the time of his disgrace, and the irony is not particularly subtle that he comes to grief from an escapade that Byron would have thought distinctly timid.
But that claim remained a distinctly minority position well into the 20th century, even as scholars began using sophisticated computer software to detect subtle linguistic patterns that seemed to link the passages to Shakespeare's other work.
