Sentence examples for more subtle processes from inspiring English sources

Now the task is to unravel the more subtle processes that have governed our evolution and development as human beings.

Barriers to access are multifactorial, and although contributing issues include frank discrimination such as verbal abuse, other more subtle processes create environments that are ill adapted to the needs of trans patients.

Failure has obvious repercussions throughout your work and personal life; success has the potential to create its own crisis through an entirely different, and much more subtle, process.

But these days, the technical crossover is "a more subtle process than bolting bits from one car onto another", says Paddy Lowe, Mercedes F1 technical director.

Once an employee has passed our first values fit filter, then begins the more subtle process of making sure the person fits into the company's day-to-day working culture.

Modern fracking is a much more subtle process, which squirts water down in there, and instead of a sudden shock, it keeps applying pressure, making the rock crack instead of using a bang.

This seems a particularly top-down imposition, but two years later Podvoll observed a more subtle process.

It has been proposed that a similar but a more subtle process may be occurring in human beings with progressively cleaner environments.

Whereas the opening of galls of P. populi takes the form of extensive rupturing of the gall, opening in P. spyrothecae and P. bursarius is a more subtle process which involves the formation of a small hole (<2 mm in diameter) in the otherwise sealed gall.

These exciting studies emphasize the need to study human-specific miRNAs that have specific and central roles in crucial neuronal developmental process and much more subtler processes such as the cell cycle.

This may also reflect the relatively slower, more subtle aging processes in Caucasian females between the ages of 30 45 years, which generally hastens thereafter with the start of menopause.