Sentence examples for more subtle assessment from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Immelt now offers a more subtle assessment, saying that China is too large and complex to approach in a cookie-cutter way.

Our comparative analysis of results obtained in parallel that incorporated molecular biology and a RIDT led to a more subtle assessment.

Assessing number of healthy neurons as a percentage of the total number gives a more subtle assessment of disease status in the SOD1 G93animalsls and drug treatment groups, and this measure also differed significantly between the treatment groups (Kruskal-Wallis p < 0.001).

And two new exhibitions come to a far more subtle and illuminating assessment of the past.

However, to verify if such findings in vitro have any relevance, a more subtle in vivo assessment may be necessary, for example in preclinical studies using appropriate animal models [ 47].

In the case of more subtle deficits, further capacity assessment may be required to ascertain a particular individual's level of decision-making ability.

We expanded the originally dichotomous rating options to a four-point rating scale because we wanted to provide more subtle parameters for the assessment of SP performance in terms of qualitative holistic judgments [ 14].

The measures of general motor and language development were broad screening questions indicative of developmental problems rather than detailed validated measures, which precluded the assessment of more subtle associations of autistic symptomatology with general development.

For assessment of more subtle differences in cell differentiation, primary neurospheres that had been cultured for 7 days (see above) and neurospheres from passage 3 were gently triturated and plated on 24-well plates (40 cells/μl) containing coverslips coated with 1 mg/ml poly- d-lysine (Sigma, Germany) according to modified protocols [ 5, 7].

Meanwhile, land surveys can discriminate more subtle differences in landform so that assessment of a target vegetation community could be tempered by local variations in land capability (Tongway and Ludwig 2011).

McIlroy took a more subtle but similarly effective approach when providing an assessment of what lies ahead.