This leaves governments highly exposed to subtle shifts in confidence.
There are a number of factors that may limit the accuracy of the method used for analysis of peptide-MHC binding affinity and prevent use of the data to probe such subtle effects with confidence.
With its wistful tone, subtle, folky score and confidence in letting dialogue and sentiments breathe, it's a show that does not feel the need to shout about its strengths.
'Why did Coltrane do this instead of that?' " Onstage, Salvant projects confidence and subtle theatricality; offstage, she's warm, smart, and funny, but also reserved and nervous, her voice more nasal than smoky.
"It is these subtle issues that erode confidence and cause confusion," says Chris Bignell, a spokesman for Emporia Telecom, which has designed a smartphone specifically for older people.
Mr. Larijani, a rival of the president, said the committee was told "to ensure that the defendants' rights are reserved and that they are treated properly," according to the semi-official Fars news service, offering a not-too-subtle vote of no confidence in the president's handling of events.
Because some animal data show an association, albeit at administered doses that would result in body burdens orders of magnitude higher than found in the general population, a larger study with more sensitive measures of early childhood development would be needed to rule out, with confidence, any subtler adverse effect.
The inconspicuousness of the restaurant's entrance may be bonkers or in fact brilliant, a subtle signal of Dovetail's confidence in its inner strength.
