Sentence examples for more subtle suggesting from inspiring English sources

Differences between mammalian and plant enzymes are much more subtle, suggesting that herbicides targeting GS must be designed with caution.

Changes in older ants of either caste were more subtle, suggesting a window of malleability exists in younger workers.

Assad, on the other hand, is more subtle, suggesting instead that his people cannot be trusted with real freedom.

A more subtle question (suggested by Lam (1988)) that is not answered is whether the stabilizing effect for single earners originates from home production of a non-rival household good or whether those goods are purchased à la Lam's preliminary (pp. 471 72) model.

The two-act structure is too obvious and needs to be less abrupt, more subtle, he suggests.

In fact, the contribution of each Th subset to SS and their interconnections are more subtle than suggested by the earliest data.

It suggests his positioning in the debate on Labour's future would have been more subtle than some suggest.

A more subtle examination would suggest, however, that to fully achieve their objectives, urban movements must be able to bring their demands and aspirations to fruition by reconfiguring them as compulsory rulings.

Temperature differences between introduced and native populations were more subtle, but overall suggest that introduced populations occur in cooler climates than native populations.

Landau was more subtle, asking questions, flattering, suggesting, recommending.

However, Caudill et al. (2001) found no significant decrease in global methylation in the treated compared with the control groups, suggesting more subtle or targeted effects.