Highlighting these dependencies is critical in understanding how disease risk can be modified subtly by a hidden variable and can explain why different epidemiological studies can report different conclusions based on viewing a single variable [17].
That is, forelimb foot slips may suggest visuospatial processing deficits, such as difficulty in planning forepaw placement as well as difficulty updating movements as the step progressed (i.e., as the mouse moved forward the initial planned step has to be modified subtly and an inability to do so results in a foot slip).
The basic apposition design is often modified either subtly or radically in accordance with the lifestyles of particular organisms (see Nilsson 1989).
With individualized coupons, we're allowing stores to use personal transaction data to make us feel good, in an attempt to subtly modify our spending behavior for the store's profit, with or without actual long-term savings.
In addition, the increased amplitude and speeding of GC APs that we have observed may subtly modify the characteristics of glutamate release at downstream synapses between GC axons (parallel fibers) and PCs.
Transfection and gene targeting of Plasmodium parasites can subtly disrupt, modify or replace genes, providing important genetic tools to better understand gene function of malaria parasites and their associated biological processes.
The same tropes are bound to recur, subtly modified, as similar problems bring forth similar solutions.
The advantage of such a piece is that spacing between letters, even the letter forms themselves, can be subtly modified.
A full circle followed and was eventually modified into a subtly horizontal oval to suggest forward movement.
Sony is taking a similar approach to the way it subtly modifies the standard Android experience for its smartphones and tablets.
The Hebrew texts in particular feature what have been called "key-words," words or phrases repeated and subtly modified in a passage, as a kind of threaded meaning.
