Sentence examples for subtle index from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, results suggest that the hand speakers use to gesture may have unexpected (and probably unintended) communicative value, providing the listener with a subtle index of how the speaker feels about the content of the co-occurring speech.

There are very many markers of poverty in the playground – from the kids without a warm winter coat or waterproof shoes, to the more subtle social index of parties and playdates – but free school meals need not be one of them (at my children's primary school, no one had a clue who was on free dinners).

Since the initial signs and symptoms of EPS are non-specific and subtle, a high index of suspicion is needed to establish an early diagnosis [ 7– 9].

In addition, indexing subtle metrics, such as response time, in the scanning environment is challenging.

In their human studies, McDiarmid et al. found "subtle perturbations" in indices of reproductive health among their shrapnel-exposed human subjects [ 28].

Neurological outcomes reported in this meta-analysis were relatively crude; it remains possible that glycemic control could have a greater influence on more subtle neurocognitive or indices of quality of life.

Conversely, for hydrogen peroxide electrooxidation on AuNPs this is in contrast to Au single crystal data, suggesting the subtle influence of higher index sites on this reaction.

Clinical features are often subtle, and a high index of suspicion is necessary for an early diagnosis and for the institution of appropriate treatment.

Clinical features are often subtle and a high index of suspicion is necessary for an early diagnosis and the institution of appropriate treatment.

Nonetheless, future work with depressed young people will gain power from the collection of larger samples sizes, which may allow for the detection of more subtle changes across various indices of basal and/or diurnal variation during this developmental period.

It was noted that the Shannon Wiener diversity index was more subtle to rare species and Simpson's index gave more prominence to common species, while Pielou's index gave the indication about the species homogeneity (Adhikari et al. 2017).