Sentence examples for subtle community from inspiring English sources

These results may not confirm that the community structure variability is due to the impact of Pincata invasion because the potential and subtle community shift may be masked by the overwhelming influence of just the local environmental gradients.

Many studies have used fungicide applications to test the role of soil fungi in plant invasions (Callaway et al. 2004a; Nijjer et al. 2007); although these can provide strong experimental evidence for a net effect of fungi on plant growth, they are less suited to distinguishing the more subtle microbial community shifts often associated with invasive plants.

Any teacher knows just how subtle a school community is and how many years it takes to build tradition, trust and collegiality.

"The Bronx library was designed to send signals, both overt and subtle, to the community that use it that this is their space," Mr. LeClerc said.

If more of the new people follow, the developer's subtle blurring of community boundaries -- turning Bushwick into East Williamsburg, at least on paper -- could become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Inevitably the subtle merits of community organizership notwithstanding it became a Palin punch line in the fleeting period in which the Republican candidate for vice president was not, herself, a cue for a snicker.

Knowing there's a human choosing what plays, and that other people are watching/listening to the same thing at the same time gives me this subtle feeling of community.

In addition to resembling a more youthful Harry Caray (Caray definitely would have ordered a round at a press conference) the 60-year-old Maddon was also exceptionally enthusiastic about Chicago: He vowed to live downtown and not in some "country club" cloistered community (subtle burn on the suburbs?) while praising the energy and life of the city.

Similar programs have been instrumental in recording shifts in species abundance brought about by climate change [ 30] and in helping to describe subtle shifts in community structure [ 40].

Finally, there are questions about the ability of tests designed for more severely affected patient groups to detect relatively subtle effects in community samples (Spurgeon 1996; Stollery 1985 , 1990.

A more subtle impact of community-facility zoning is in rear yards.