Sentence examples for more subtle matters from inspiring English sources

We have achieved a better understanding of underlying disease processes, including the complex pathophysiology of sepsis, the heterogeneous nature of ARDS, the important role of the intra-abdominal compartment syndrome, and more subtle matters such as increased awareness of relative adrenal or vasopressin insufficiency or both in patients in circulatory shock.

"It's usually a much more subtle matter of time and place".

(A more subtle matter is whether they are acceptable in Hilbert's finitary mathematics.

With an emphasis on melody and musicianship, and a more subtle subject matter than the pious message of his earlier works, Thirty Three & 1/3 earned Harrison his most favourable critical notices in the US since All Things Must Pass.

A number of studies have recognized more subtle grey matter and white matter changes in addition to the white matter lesions visible upon gross analysis (Evangelou et al., 2000 b ; Geurts and Barkhof, 2008).

This is a more subtle parallelism issue.

Moreover, averaging across voxels from one tract reduces the variance in diffusion measures and thereby increases the power to detect more subtle changes in white matter structure.

A limitation of the TBSS approach and MRI parameters employed here is that the diffusion sequence used to acquire the data may not have had sufficient sensitivity to detect more subtle changes in white matter microstructure adjacent to cortical structures and cannot fully explain the physiological reasons for differences in the level of FA.

But in France, she said, the matters are more subtle.

Richardson argues that such areas of research carry with them "gender valence"—a more nuanced projective gendering of the subject matter that is more subtle than what is typically referred to as "gender bias".

The second is the rather more subtle realisation that it doesn't matter he has lost the trust of so many voters.