Sentence examples for more subtle shift from inspiring English sources

Winkler sees a more subtle shift.

The old group has a more subtle shift at day 7, and there is a significant difference in CDR3 size between young and old in IGHM at all time points, and in IGHA at day 7 (Fig. 3b).

A more subtle shift in FGFR3 expression from the cytoplasm to the nucleus, which has been observed in breast cancer, is not present in prostate cancer (Zammit et al, 2001).

More subtle shifts have chipped away at basketball's student cheering sections.

New Yorkers say their heightened sense of insecurity comes less from major crimes than from more subtle shifts.

For all the concrete changes affecting coaches, the new oversight has also led to more subtle shifts in attitudes and approaches.

There are, however, interesting traces in the culture that suggest somewhat more subtle shifts — attempts, perhaps, to reconcile the more virtuously possession-resistant stance that some now strike with the stubborn reality that, ultimately, people really like stuff.

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.

There have been more subtle shifts away from the core influences of Dungeons & Dragons that existed in the 1980s and 1990s.

Yet within this outward turmoil, more subtle shifts are occurring, such as the transition of the "modern" mind from the industrial-globalisation model toward a life-sustaining, ecological-integral world-view.

Robin Jahdi writes that "the Isis sound, debuted proper on the 2002 album, is still present and correct, but there's more subtle shifts in mood here, most interestingly when they take influence from outside (Tool's Adam Jones plays on two songs).