Sentence examples for more subtle decline from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON -- Two new automated polls show sharp declines in support for Newt Gingrich in Iowa, and the national Gallup Daily tracking poll shows a more subtle decline nationwide.

The workshops stimulated the language functions assessed by the MoCA battery tests similarly to other language functions (Table S2 from De Oliveira et al 28); therefore, we suggest that the language MoCA battery tests are more efficient than other tests at detecting earlier more subtle decline.

Besides the obvious extreme values for divergence stated above, there is a more subtle but clearly visible decline in divergence from the first few positions towards the end of the reads, in general, divergence is higher for early position's distributions than for later ones.

What is of interest here is domains in which the more mildly affected patients were also shown to have deficits, thus offering the possibility of eliciting a more subtle pattern of cognitive decline.

Although IFN-γ production may also be affected, the decline may be more subtle which could explain why a cross sectional analysis is unable to establish a strong association.

Despite the present study's prospective design and relatively large sample size, we cannot exclude the possibility that we are still underpowered to identify more subtle clinical and demographic predictors of decline in percentage predicted FVC.

However, these impairments are not the result of massive cell death, indicating that more subtle mechanisms must be affected by aging to produce memory decline.

This time around, the company is taking a more subtle approach to unveiling their flagship handset, which has slowly declined in popularity over the past few years.

It's more subtle".

Mimes are more subtle.

Others are more subtle.