Sentence examples for subtle consequence from inspiring English sources
These results are interpreted as a subtle consequence of the competition between enthalpic polymer particle interactions and the chain packing frustration imposed by the particulate inclusion.
A lesser-known and more subtle consequence of climate change is that local colonies at the southern edge of a North American species' distribution (i.e., the hottest location where they exist) may become locally extinct as temperatures rise.
More subtle consequences also unfold.
As an alternative hypothesis, we can speculate that the PSYANs recognized childhood trauma better because of subtle consequences such as the specific use of particular defense mechanisms, as indicated in the instructions.
Our data from two clones are clearly limited, but if infecting dose is important, there may be additional subtle consequences of local heterogeneity in transmission intensity (number of infectious mosquito bites per host per unit time; i.e. dose) in addition to increasing R0 [ 44, 45] and genetic complexity [ 46].
However, the source of cell lines may have subtler consequences, perhaps leading to preferences for specific lineages or different tendencies toward tumorigenicity.
Initially preoccupied by the severe injuries sustained by victims of the Boston bombings, hospitals are now grappling with a more subtle medical consequence: widespread hearing loss among those closest to the blasts.
I will resist piling on and try, instead, to make a point or two about a subtle downstream consequence.
These common variants typically have subtle functional consequence and translating the resulting association signals into biological insights can be challenging.
Meeting this challenge requires an accurate way to analyse the changes in 3D morphology of the developing heart, which can be swift or protracted and both dramatic or subtle in consequence.
Although pathogenic mutations on mtDNA result in severe disease, milder mutations may have subtle phenotypic consequences.
