Sentence examples for more subtle adjustment from inspiring English sources

There was another, more subtle adjustment that may have altered the outcome.

Instead, if sensors indicate the vehicle is heading in a direction at odds with where the steering wheel is pointed — say, going wide on a sharp turn — it makes a more subtle adjustment, perhaps by applying a single rear brake, to nudge the vehicle back on course.

However, since the estimate of effect really did not change at all, even when adjusting for time-updated change in diabetes drug intensity, it seems unlikely that it would change in a major way with the more subtle adjustment for drug dose.

The question now is how Ahmadinejad will deal with pressure at home and from a new, more subtle Administration in Washington.

Given the lack of skewing of TCRA and TCRB combinatorial diversity, we then explored the possibility of a more subtle TCR homology in CD8+/TCRαβ+ T-LGL leukemia patients.

But there's something more subtle that Apple will be missing without Jobs around to unveil something like the Apple television:  trust.

"Infomercials disguised as actual programming are becoming more and more subtle" - Associated Press.

The issue was more subtle at DBGB Kitchen and Bar, Daniel Boulud's new downtown restaurant, which offers 24 brews on tap.

In a more subtle role, Winona Ryder excelled as Archer's deceptively vapid fiancée, May, who understands far more than she lets on.

"I'm not sure you'll get price discovery, but even if you did, how many Warren Buffetts or Middle Eastern sheiks are out there who want to invest in banks?" Another advantage of the recapitalization plan is more subtle: the Treasury would get more bang for the buck.

Such variations create little Tm difference and are consequently more subtle with HRM.