The sensor allows pressure measurements to be read from a subtle less than 1 kPa up to high pressures of more than 500 kPa, which easily covers the common range for everyday human manual interactions.
However, the increased transcription in the K64Q mutant is subtle (less than 2 fold) and is only seen at some genes and at some time points.
However, it is also possible that subtle (less than two-fold) changes in gene expression caused by DNA methylation differences could have important consequences, particularly if those genes are of major or multiple effects.
It is "more subtle, less 'knotty' " than other wood, said Roger Ferris, an architect in Westport, Conn.
Douthat's is a more subtle, less partisan argument than Goldman's, and it poses a problem for liberals who want more equality and more immigration.
Even though I wasn't supposed to move, I figured that putting my head between my knees was subtler, less disruptive, than keeling over, which I was about to do.
This cheerful yet subtle object, less than 7.5cm across, is one of the highlights of a New York exhibition, "Cloisonné: Chinese Enamels from the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties".
In fact, despite the siren's name, the rumbling effect is subtle — far less than what you experience when an Escalade rolls up beside you at a stop light, tinted windows lowered, custom speakers blaring and thunder bass thumping.
While our MNase assay may be limited to determine subtle changes (less than 60 bp) in nucleosomal positioning, the comparable binding pattern of Pol II at TSS in WT and Lsh−/− samples further supports the notion of a similar nucleosomal organization that is independent of DNA methylation levels.
However, more differences between both species may exist, indeed subtle changes (less than log2 fold change ± 1.25) for some parental genes that could considerably affect the phenotype were not considered in the analysis.
He said that "subtle, or even less than subtle, aggressions against the church show how this conformism can be a real dictatorship".
