Accelerometer-based devices provide a sensitive means of measuring subtle balance deficits in clinical settings [ 93, 94].
These findings suggest that attenuated caudate recruitment can be induced in people without sleep complaints by means of a subtle disruption of sleep, providing a model that could facilitate controlled investigation into the brain mechanisms involved in insomnia.
Such gradation may be useful to quantify not only as a means of characterizing more subtle differences among species but also as a means of assessing how other behavioural and life-history traits correlate with or are influenced by, how 'social' a species is.
But they should, in addition, give a more subtle means of protection.
In the cases of Tunisia and Egypt, the West had many more subtle means of influence than it did over Libya.
The effect could shrink global trade by 7.7%.There are other, more subtle, means of protection available.
Students of words have been more interested in objective formal vocabularies than in the more subtle means of discourse unknowingly acquired by the members of a culture.
Judging by the documents leaked by Edward Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor, the "Internet apocalypse" might not arrive with a bang but through the slower and more subtle means of corporate centralization, censorship, and surveillance.
"Whenever a woman says, 'I don't want to have any kids, but I think I might enjoy the feeling of being pregnant,' we say, 'I'm going to put you on our short list.' " Some aspiring grandparents like to twist arms; others try more subtle means of persuasion.
While firms relying on a symbiotic approach have greater possibility to influence the community through subtle means of control, they are also confronted with more challenging managerial issues.
