Sentence examples for subtle failures from inspiring English sources

Impaired executive function may lead to falls, especially during dual tasking conditions, 35 through subtle failures of inhibition of motor responses and visual attention.

This more subtle failure may cause patient, family professional and team confusion and dissatisfaction, with delays and readmission rather than directly attributable specific adverse events [ 26- 28].

In part, it's a story of progress, from the horrors of surgery before the advent of anesthesia to today's subtler failures of misdiagnosis, miscommunication, and misplaced fear of drugs.

The high dose ACTH test may identify only profound adrenal failure but not partial and subtle corticotropic failure that could have been detected in a low-dose (1 μg) ACTH stimulation challenge.

The first reflects lack of teaching and experience, the second a more subtle, deliberate failure to know what ought to be known.

AD is characterized by adult onset of progressive dementia that typically begins with subtle memory failure and progresses to a slew of cognitive deficits like confusion, language disturbance and poor judgment [ 15].

There are also more subtle forms of failure.

Anterior polyethylene subluxation on the lateral radiograph is a subtle sign of failure of the locking mechanism in this modular posterior-stabilized TKA.

Some of the failures were subtle, such as a "Retracted" label stamped across the text that hid parts of it.

"It may be subtle," he said, "but failure of the international decision process is the most likely reason that we'll take a hit in the future".

Beyond the question of when Fowler would win came subtle reminders of his failure to have done so, as during each pre-round player introduction.