Sentence examples for subtle expansion from inspiring English sources

So there certainly seems to have been a subtle expansion of Jediism (if anyone has a better term to describe it do let me know) in The Force Awakens, from an elite religious order exclusive to a tiny minority of individuals capable of wielding the Force to a more outward-looking cult that's open to including those who don't benefit directly from its existence.

11 We thought that a more subtle expansion of the cyclooctyne ring with a concomitant reduction in ring strain might be achieved by replacing a carbon atom with a larger sulfur atom.

Thus, perhaps ligand inhibition of kinase activity begins with a subtle 2 Å piston in the periplasmic and transmembrane domains that causes a similarly subtle expansion of the cytoplasmic domain, undetectable at the resolution of the electron cryotomography studies.

In the example shown in Fig. 2B, there is only a subtle expansion of the tuning curve towards the probe frequency for a probe frequency below CF (Fig. 2B; 3-kHz probe), compared with when the probe tone frequency is closer to unit CF; whereas, when the probe is above CF (14 kHz) there is a clear shift in the SRF.

However, in mouse embryos ectopically expressing Wnt1, only subtle caudal expansion of the Fgf8 expression domain in the hindbrain was reported [28].

The researchers, publishing online today in Nature Geoscience, suggest that the changes could have been caused by a subtle stress-induced expansion of the rocks in the lead-up to the earthquake.

Here's a look at Danny Meyer's subtle strategy for brand expansion.

And there is one subtle way that this expansion of coverage could improve Americans' outcomes almost immediately.

Close analysis of the temperature dependence of the unit-cell dimensions in comparison with the literature data for the parent RFeO3 compounds revealed strongly anisotropic lattice expansion and subtle anomalies associated with the para- to antiferromagnetic transitions at 650 750 K.

However, the T-cell expansion was subtle and unlikely to completely account for the significant telomere shortening associated with aging, suggesting that additional factors, possibly oxidative stress, may be involved.

Subtle anomalies in the lattice expansion of PrFeO3 and SmFeO3 are observed in the b direction at 600 800 K, which is indicative for magnetoelastic coupling at the magnetic ordering temperature T N [18, 19].