Sentence examples for may give subtle from inspiring English sources
Alzheimer's disease, which robs people of their most basic neurological functions, may give subtle clues to its approach years before clear symptoms emerge.
Second, the use of interviewers can lead to forms of bias for example, the interviewer may give subtle clues that influence the respondent towards certain preferences or choice strategies.
They may give subtle hints as to when they'll stop the music.
It may be helpful to give subtle hints to your partner about your upcoming growth and change.
The rest of the genes on the Y chromosome may give rise to subtle differences between the genders in other tissues across the body.
These data suggest that PAX6 haploinsufficiency may give rise to subtle abnormality in brain structures, which may lead to developmental disorders such as autism.
The subunit c-positive foci that formed in the homozygous CbCln6nclf and CbCln3Δex7/8 cells were morphologically heterogeneous, so, while dramatic differences were not apparent, it would also be worthwhile to determine whether the vLINCL and JNCL mutations may give rise to subtle differences in the relative kinetics and features of subunit c turnover.
Brain network analysis may give an aid in understanding subtle changes of pain processing under laser stimuli in migraine patients.
This knowledge may give us ways of improving our mental functions – but it also leaves us vulnerable to subtle manipulation by other people.
