Sentence examples for is somewhat subtle from inspiring English sources

Yet compared with some entries on these internet portals, this unusual feature is somewhat subtle.

The second reason, which is somewhat subtle to see, is that the diversity gain harvested by Scheme I is lower than that harvested by Scheme II, even though Scheme II throw away the signal in another half signal space.

The reason why the model only worked when the valence sum rule was included is somewhat subtle.

In contrast to the logic governing individual level effects, which is somewhat subtle, the mismatch between cumulative HIV prevalence and current sexual behavior is fairly obvious.

The demonstration of this inequality is somewhat subtle, since the starting equilibrium state affects the number of new Ys that can be produced by an invading Y.

(Generally, we do not know where a transcription factor might bind in a way that does not affect transcription and thus, in this latter case, the functional interpretation of these "false positives" is somewhat subtle).

Another consequence is somewhat subtler.

Along those lines, today's somewhat subtle change to the ordering of timelines might not help either.

It was somewhat subtle, but still gave me hints of a "Star Trek" alien look I've long wanted.

However, it should be noted that, whilst statistically significantly different, the actual differences are not great and likely to be somewhat subtle in terms of actual observable behavioural differences.

While the data and measurement issues here are somewhat subtle, if anything they argue in favor of including the baseline school register data in assessing the baseline balance in the Miguel and Kremer (2004) paper, while excluding the school register outcome data in Watkins (1996) as potentially unreliable.