Subtle deviations in hip abduction moments were observed during gait, whereas hip abduction strength was substantially reduced.
This method identifies sequence differences by subtle deviations in sample melting profiles in the presence of saturating fluorescent DNA binding dyes.
Sharing a sequence identity of 50%, the overall fold observed for the NS2B/NS3Pro from WNV and DENV2 is very similar, with only subtle deviations in length and location of secondary structure elements (Aleshin et al., 2007).
One way to broaden clonal selection could be by the induction of somaclonal variations which ranged from easy to detect deviations in general morphological characteristics to subtle deviations in e.g., vigour, bunch and berry sizes, sugar and acid concentrations, and flavour components.
Similarly, healthy individuals tend to show a subtle deviation to the left in line bisection, referred to as "pseudoneglect" [for review see 30].
In the Classical period—and best observed in the Parthenon a subtle deviation from strict linearity accomplishes the same correction.
In other circumstances, Siri required exact phrasing to accomplish specific tasks and subtle deviations from that phrasing would result in failure.
The results demonstrate shared processing mechanisms across development, as even subtle deviations from expected word forms were indexed in both age groups by a reduction in the amplitude of characteristic waves in the early auditory evoked potential.
These results indicate that for infants, like adults, the neural correlates of detection of subtle deviations from expected word forms are evident early in the auditory evoked potential.
You settle into a predictable groove, and the joy of the show comes in the form of noticing the subtle deviations and tweaks to the formula.
