Sentence examples for more subtle instruments from inspiring English sources
In the nineteen-seventies, researchers found that dogs could detect even a few particles per million of a substance; in the nineties, more subtle instruments lowered the threshold to particles per billion; the most recent tests have brought it down to particles per trillion.
The IRS cuts are a more subtle instrument, but the effect over time is dramatic.
"Magna Carta is a far more subtle and ingenious instrument for controlling a problematic king.
It seems that even though Terwee et al. [ 13] and Mokkink et al. [ 11] specialise in the evaluation of psychometric qualities of health-related questionnaires, their rating system appears to be so severe that it is unable to differentiate between the more subtle psychometric qualities of instruments.
It can come from more subtle multiple layers of sound and instruments.
However, we were not able to detect more subtle changes frailty degrees with the later instrument since it was only used at the screening stage.
Our analyses were conducted retrospectively and it is possible that with more frequent assessments and with the use of more sensitive instruments designed specifically to detect prodromal symptoms more subtle symptoms could have been detected.
As an example of a more subtle production aesthetic compared with Spector's, Harrison "gave the tunes breathing space, allowing the instruments to sparkle", Rodriguez writes.
