Sentence examples for more subtle relative from inspiring English sources

Impressionism and its more subtle relative Tonalism were still flourishing styles, which depended to a large extent on landscape.

More subtle variation in the relative abundance of the two different life-history forms can lead to variation in size structure and seasonality of density among populations.

Noticing the more subtle differences in species composition and relative abundance within the forested parts of the flood plain could reveal similar, if less dramatic, transitions corresponding to much more gradual changes in soil type, moisture, topography and disturbance regime.

These observations also raise the possibility of more subtle and continuous drifting of centromeres relative to their underlying chromosomal positions.

In summary, ET-1 substantially affects global transcript expression whereas insulin has a more subtle effect both in terms of relative changes and breadth of the response, and effects of either ET-1 or insulin on RNA recruitment to polysomes are more subtle with differential effects of the two agonists on specific transcripts.

Poor health may be the most dramatic consequence of relative deprivation, but there are more subtle effects as well.

Another, more subtle effect on log2 signal ratios was the position of mismatches relative to the 3' or 5' end of the probe.

A more subtle problem is that no data on ages of unaffected female relatives were included.

On the other hand, the relative homogeneity and large number of subjects permit the detection of more subtle effects.

Thereafter, more subtle environmental drivers appear to be responsible for the convergence or divergence of rehabilitation outcomes relative to desired natural analogues (Grant 2006; Suding et al. 2004).

Relative to the comparison between switch and no-switch trials, differences across the different types of switches were more subtle (see Fig. 3).