For all the concrete changes affecting coaches, the new oversight has also led to more subtle shifts in attitudes and approaches.
If we dig a bit deeper, however, it turns out that there have been more subtle changes in attitudes of solidarity.
Although the book's villains are way too crude, Barclay is more subtle in analyzing teenage attitudes and behavior, and comes up with revelations that would make any parent's hair stand on end.
Almost no one dared to discuss private attitudes, a more subtle and potentially divisive subject.
However, adherence is probably also influenced by patient characteristics that are less visible and more subtle, for example the patients' attitudes towards taking medication or the patients' trust in the health care system [ 2].
Both cohort and period effects may result from the same kind of sudden events and changes in the physical and social environment (e.g. policy changes), but they may also reflect the influences from more subtle changes such as shifting attitudes.
Rather than the blaring displays of gender inequality, such as laws banning women from certain jobs, we must now deal with the more subtle remains of these edicts and attitudes.
Although cerebellar lesions may cause conspicuous neurologic signs, e.g., ataxia and loss of balance, cerebral lesions may cause more subtle clinical signs, e.g., altered mental attitude, which were not noticed under these experimental conditions (36 ).
In South America the legacy of centuries of slavery can make attitudes towards race more entrenched - but also more subtle.
A more subtle and probably more important shift behind changes at law schools is in students' attitudes, Mr. Leebron of Columbia said.
