Sentence examples for more subtle variation from inspiring English sources

"But you might have a more subtle variation in how much this behavior is expressed".

PCA revealed that C. albicans subpopulations primarily clustered by infection fate (exposed and phagocytosed), with more subtle variation within these populations over time, as described below (Fig. 2a).

We took advantage of recent advances in wireless sound recording and remote video monitoring to test for more subtle variation in signal structure and timing.

We asked whether more subtle variation in male song-learning abilities influences female response to song.

This is why Trumpcare can be viewed as its own more subtle variation of Final Solution.

Therefore, it cannot be excluded that more subtle variation in AHI1 than those causing Joubert syndrome may have a role in the vulnerability to neuropsychiatric disorders.

There are other, more subtle, variations.

His stories are more subtle variations on what William Burroughs, writing of Naked Lunch, described as the "frozen moment when everyone sees what is on the end of every fork".

It was his tactical flexibility which proved such a boon to Juventus last year – the manager adjusting from 4-2-4 then-3-5-2then 3-5-2 aseasonseason went on, as well as incorporating more subtle variations on those themes.

The president has a choice between two very qualified, experienced central bankers for the job, with the differences between them more subtle variations in style and temperament than any vast chasm in monetary policy views.

At least not to the English spectator raised on a diet of mannered off-spin and the odd glimpse of Qadir, whose seven for 96 at the Oval six years previously displayed a different kind of mastery, a sense of a rhythm being generated, an artistry of more subtle variations.