The subordinate effect of N-addition likely reflects that growth is limited by moisture rather than nitrogen.
These results may be attributed to the fact that parents and orthodontists of the SHCNs group focus more on the functional outcome and are willing to subordinate aesthetic effects.
But then, most of the art seems to have been selected precisely not to stand out, but to mesh with everything else, to subordinate individual effects to a never-quite-defined whole, to make a large show that feels like a small show, a group show that comes across as a single piece.
Besides, the subordinate shadow effect adhering to the sun's movement is also simulated, producing a visually plausible relighting result.
From the outset, Brooks subordinates the effect his own writing had on the President, for the sake of...what, exactly?
In comparison, the iron storage and antioxidant functions of ferritin are not optimally evolved, but seem to be subordinated side-effects of the buffer function.
Their orders of magnitude are subordinate to the effects they are supposed to have on the drug-to-carrier forces.
In all his paintings, whether in watercolour or oil, and in his etchings, the subject is subordinate to the atmospheric effect, as in the Grey Tower, Old Amsterdam (c. 1880) and Landscape near Dordrecht (c. 1870).
Our simulations indicate that while the depolarization of higher angular components can be substantial for large slab thicknesses l*, this effect is subordinate to the corresponding coherent amplitude loss.
In an article in Encounter in the 70s, Dunn claimed that the Liverpool poets "represent an unliterary principle of making poems, subordinating craft to effect".
