Sentence examples for more subtle underlying from inspiring English sources
The possibility remains that rapid IB formation in cell culture is an overtly cytotoxic event that masks more subtle underlying pathologies that arise from the sequestration of bystander proteins by polyQ species.
This suggests that, although all of the above factors may have some relevance, more subtle underlying factors are also involved.
However, scalp EEG ictal patterns require a significantly large source area and widespread synchrony and thus are a poor measure of more subtle underlying activity (Tao et al. 2007).
But there is a second, more subtle message underlying all of this: none of the NHS's problems are Hunt's fault.
[A car bomb that officials attributed to E.T.A. exploded in central Madrid early on Saturday, injuring 14 people.] Popular Party officials argue that if they can take over the regional government here they can begin to address the more subtle forces underlying the violence.
The initial process of identifying words from spoken language and the detection of more subtle regularities underlying their structure are mandatory processes for language acquisition.
A subtle underlying levity prevailed.
All the hiding and fear gave us a subtle, underlying sense of shame.
It recognizes the absence of nationally representative studies on exploring more subtle and context specific underlying causes of dietary transition.
The observation that two of the imaged chRCCs were photopenic (both being classical variants) raises the possibility that more subtle ultrastructural differences underlie the variable appearance of chRCC on 99mTc-sestamibi SPECT/CT imaging.
Since modifications of the function of the main receptor form may have dramatic consequences on fitness and may not reach significant frequency in the general population, genetic variations in alternative exons that are expressed at low levels or only under specific conditions may lead to more subtle phenotypic differences that underlie the observed variation in OPRM1-dependent phenotypes.
