Looking for a better way to dig up these subtle depressions, a team from the University of Alberta in Edmonton went airborne with a device called LIDAR.
Consequently, although maximal levels of T lymphocytes as determined by E rosetting are found using overnight incubation, a short incubation period may be superior for demonstrating subtle depressions in levels of T lymphocytes as seen in elderly people and cancer patients.
Such analyses do not perform well on landscapes with low topographic relief (e.g., floodplains, river deltas, coastal wetlands, and estuaries) where surface water flow is influenced by subtle topographic depressions and may be bidirectional, divergent, and spatially dynamic in response to hydrologic forcing such as tides or variation in river discharge.
A recent study of a very large representative sample (n = 13058), using IRT-methods, did reach the conclusion that differences in symptom presentation in bipolar and unipolar depression are subtle (Weinstock et al., 2009).
Recent research, championed by Akiskal and Angst, provides evidence that many cases that have been regarded as being "unipolar major depression" actually have subtle (or not so subtle) bipolar features [ 5, 6] and classifications have been suggested that recognize several categories of milder bipolarity in addition to the conventional DSMIV categories of Bipolar I and II Disorders [eg. [ 5]].
Moreover, the nature of the longitudinal results provides an indicator of subtle changes in anxiety and depression over time.
When Harper's ran a cover story titled "Barack Hoover Obama," the magazine dropped a less than subtle comparison of the Great Depression to today's economic crisis, pitting Hoover's well-intentioned mishandling against FDR's dogged mastery.
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In an article for The New York Times, columnist and former drama critic Frank Rich noted the link to the lyric in Field's song from the movie, writing that Obama offered in his address "one subtle whiff of the Great Depression".
