Sentence examples for more subtle evidence from inspiring English sources

Most patients have more subtle evidence of bone marrow involvement for weeks, or perhaps months, before the diagnosis can be made.

More subtle evidence of suboptimal care, such as poor hygiene, poor nursing care or inadequate monitoring, would not be apparent from case note review.

(2) Is finding a minimal point in the evidentness order (of a given interpretability degree) the most one could hope for or are there other, more subtle ways of accumulating evidence for axioms, ways that might further buttress even the minimal points in the evidentness order (of a given interpretability degree)?

Mr. Arndt is also drawn to far more subtle lighting conditions, as evidenced by the gloomy "Man Selling Newspapers, Macy's, New York City" (1980), and the equally murky "Man in Store Window" (1990).

The evidence of more subtle epigenetic impacts on offspring is hazy, and most of the work has been done on animals rather than people.

The increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality in severe PHPT has not been definitively demonstrated in mild disease, although there is some evidence for more subtle cardiovascular abnormalities, such as increased vascular stiffness, among others.

There was also evidence of more subtle forms of self-stigma.

Although high-dose MeHg poisoning has been shown to cause developmental disorders, evidence that more subtle low-level developmental exposure contributes to these disorders is limited.

Compared to Figure 2, the high-resolution images in Figure 1, presumably originating from an NO modified tip, evidence a more subtle height difference.

Fifth, we restricted analyses to participants with an MMSE score > 24 to minimize the opportunity for bias from participants with evidence of more subtle cognitive impairment.

The relationship is, however, clearly more subtle than this because empirical evidence also supports extensive adaptive variation in the presence of gene flow e.g. [ 12- 15] highlighting the role of local selection gradients across different environments.