"subtle division" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an instance where two or more groups or entities are separated in a way that is not especially obvious. For example: "The subtle division between the rich and the poor in this city is striking."
Forming a subtle division between clay and scrappy figure drawings, Sadie Benning creates a confounding yet dynamic series of hybrid sculpture/painting/photography artwork.
While previous screens had used fixed endpoint assays to identify cytoskeletal regulators whose silencing led to cytokinesis failure (e.g., [ 10]), here we aimed to combine fixed data with live imaging to identify siRNAs that caused more subtle division errors.
But the film's deeper and scarier message is its convincing picture of the ease with which a demagogic zealot can play on the subtle divisions within a community and turn latent hostility into boiling, uncontrollable rage.
Only subtle asymmetric division defects were observed in 'centrosomin'-deficient Drosophila embryos (cnn-/), and the brain sizes were normal [ 39].
Ephemeral sharing apps are also arguably helping to reinstate some of the social stratification that exists in and around friend groups and acquaintances IRL — subtle social divisions which services like Facebook either ignore or have been doing their best to dismantle for years.
Still, to me it seems much more subtle than the division between literal farthers and metaphoric furthers, and I'd like to explain it in order to, um, further its career.
As the conversations continued, a subtle map of divisions surfaced that ran along class, geographic and political lines: New Yorkers found outsiders meddlesome; families of uniformed rescue workers were resentful of Wall Streeters' moneyed influence; critics disdained those willing to compromise.
While 55percentt of the district's residents don't have children in the schools, some would suggest that the situation is more subtle than the simple division between parents of schoolchildren and others.
Four subtle but stereotyped bilateral division asynchronies were found in Ilyanassa which have never been reported in other gastropod species.
Together, these data indicate that the elongated leaf shape phenotype is probably caused by abnormal cell expansion and by subtle changes in cell division.
During the proceedings, there were subtle signs of partisan divisions on the committee.
