Sentence examples for more subtle measures from inspiring English sources

First, he finds that "more subtle measures" of "longevity and intergenerational mobility" are key to understanding Trump.

The N.F.L. has also put in more subtle measures to separate itself from gambling, like prohibiting the networks that carry its games to pick a winner against a point spread during pregame telecasts.

They also encompass more subtle measures, such as liberalising China's artificially low interest rates, which divert income from savers to investment-hungry enterprises.Many governments try to redistribute income after it is earned.

You'll need to turn to more subtle measures.

However, no behavioural difference between RS and TSD participants was evidenced, even when using more subtle measures of performance.

However, alternative and more subtle measures of arousal and sleep fragmentation may also be important mediators of neurocognitive deficits in children.

We discuss that the avoidance task may be cognitively more demanding than the shooter task and that the avoidance task may provide a more subtle measure of bias in threat detection.

Secondly, we used mortality as a proxy for overall population health rather than a more subtle measure.

Players do this today by studying video, but using the Motus system, they could have hard numbers to measure more subtle mechanical differences.

It is unclear if comfort did not differ between the flooring options tested during 4 h of forced standing or if alterative methodology, such as measuring more subtle shifts in weight, is required to assess design features of rubber flooring.

With the tungsten recording technique, OSN activity is recorded much closer to the source of action potential generation, the cell body, and may measure more subtle differences in spike amplitude than the apical cut tip technique.