Sentence examples for due to subtle changes from inspiring English sources
The FE model demonstrated sufficient sensitivity to appropriately differentiate kinematic changes due to subtle changes in implant design, and served as a useful pre-clinical design-phase tool to improve implant kinematics.
Schultz speculates that this difference is due to subtle changes in gene expression that occurred during culturing.
While some people claim these effects are due to "natural cycles", if it wasn't for the greenhouse gases we have put in the atmosphere, the world would actually be cooling slightly (due to subtle changes in the Earth's orbit around the Sun).
However, inferring phenotypes from genotypic testing remains a challenge due to subtle changes in viral replication and patterns of mutational profiles.
If the process of histone displacement is stalled due to subtle changes in the chromatin remodelling transcriptome and proteome, it can lead to an altered epigenetic status.
This could be due to subtle changes in the sample conditions, such as the extent of hydration, that affect the intensities of the amide I bands.
A plausible explanation for more direct connectivity among the hubs due to the deletion of type-A ARRs might be due to subtle change in the deletion of ARRs vs. global activation of the whole pathway with exogenous cytokinin application starting from perception of the hormone via AHKs and transduction to type-B ARRs via AHPs.
"The rise of property prices is due to subtle policy changes in the sector since the new leaders took office in March," said Nomura Securities economist Zhiwei Zhang in Hong Kong.
Aging itself is associated with mild cognitive deterioration, probably due to subtle multifactorial changes resulting in a global decrease of functional brain reserve.
They concluded that the repertoires responding to the peptide variants and the native tumor antigen were subtly different but over-lapping, and that the observed functional differences were due to subtle structural changes in the TCR.
Purkinje cell death and the concomitant ataxic symptoms in the spastic Han Wistar mutant may be due to subtle biochemical changes within these neurons rather than solely from glutamate excitotoxicity.
