Sentence examples for due to a subtle from inspiring English sources
Thus, as with naturally occurring binding sites, affinities to W191G are likely to be due to a subtle balance of polar, non-polar, and solvation terms.
This may be due to a subtle under-sampling of the stand edge, although the bias in all stands was within ± 1%. Figure 2 Bias in the estimate of stem volume for eight of the sampling methods studied.
It was still possible that the rescue was due to a subtle effect on Smad2, too weak to be detected.
In order to assess if the observed behavioral phenotype (below) was due to a subtle spinal cord abnormality or due to vertebral bone or muscle malformation, we carried out detailed histological analysis of the spinal cord, the vertebral column, and the vertebral muscles (supplementary figure S2).
It was shown that upon cognate substrate binding this space is constricted due to a subtle movement of a crucial Lys side chain (Hussain et al., 2010).
The difference in rectification of the control Ba2+-sensitive current shown in Figures 9(D) and 9(E) is probably due to a subtle difference in recording conditions.
While the differences in EGFP expression were relatively subtle due to a limited silencing effect of the repeat A 2-mer, they were highly statistically significant and equivalent results were obtained for two single-cell clones of independent integrations and a total of seven biological replicates.
Previous studies may have failed to detect such subtle trends due to a lack of statistical power arising from small sample sizes.
Indeed, in any area of philosophy, it's always going to be a good idea to remain aware of the possibility that the problems in which one finds oneself entangled might, at least to some extent, be due to subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) shifts in meaning.
However, abnormalities within the orbit present a challenge in evaluation, mainly due to the subtle findings on PET/computed tomography (CT).
Its lack of a visible flagellum could thus be due to more subtle causes.
