Sentence examples for subtle methodology from inspiring English sources

Relumped single-event microkinetics constitute a subtle methodology matching present day's analytical techniques with the computational resources.

The noted result of homogeneity of the included studies, together with the subtle methodology variation between laboratories, indicates that HZA is a reliable candidate to assess sperm function capacity.

• More the diplomat but not lacking a subtle prosecutorial methodology, Williams said: "I'm not one to automatically say that race plays a part.

Buried in that 2013 JMA report was a subtle change of methodology that attempted to address the human factor described in the Waseda University study and others like it by the inclusion of two attributes: takai (high) and kyodai (huge).

In the results above, SP exhibited antiviral activity as previously seen in our work [13], but in contrast to the results demonstrated by others using subtle differences in methodology [16].

As this work has in part already been performed [ 30, 31, 36, 37, 40, 43- 47] this will be a repeat of previous work, in which subtle adjustments to the methodology of previous meta-analyses will be made.

This material opens an avenue for the preparation of new functional materials by conversion of the nitrile group into amines, carboxylic acids, amino acids and chiral groups, according to the desired application, by subtle modifications in the synthetic methodology.

However, these phenotypes are generally subtle and sometimes require advanced methodology and new docking definitions to become evident (Hammarlund et al. 2007; Weimer and Richmond 2005).

The variation in patient population, sample size and subtle differences in imaging analysis methodology may account for such mixed effects in comparing GM reduction between the DLB and PDD groups; for example, VBM has been shown to be highly sensitive to co-registration and normalisation errors.

These contradictory results could arise from differences in methodology, a relatively subtle and thus poorly reproducible sleep phenotype, or the complication that mice lacking dbh also exhibit higher levels of dopamine, the substrate of DBH and a major neurotransmitter in the brain.

These efforts to uncover implicit value judgments are important, given that values can influence subtle decisions about research questions, methodologies, terminology, and models (Ashford 1988; Douglas 2009; Elliott 2011; Kriebel et al. 2001).