Sentence examples for subtle plaque from inspiring English sources
Topping the list of annoyance two Saturdays ago around 11 p.m. was the line outside Little Branch in the West Village, a faux speakeasy that in this case is identified with nothing more than a subtle plaque affixed to the door.
Therefore, it is not surprising that such coarse-grained clinical parameters can not capture the subtle differences in plaque psoriasis sub-groups (PP01, PP02).
In slightly later Siberian plaques, subtle openwork is used, a feature rarely present in Altaic or Scythian objects but frequently encountered in the more rounded versions of the animal style produced in the Ordos region of China, perhaps by Hunnish craftsmen, between the 4th century bc and the 2nd century ad.
This viewpoint might be related to insensitivity of the conventional anatomical imaging modalities, including MRI, to grey matter changes such as plaques, gliosis or subtle atrophy.
And any subtle changes of cerebral blood-flow dynamic or small lesions of atherosclerotic plaque, which may not be sufficient to induce stroke in CADASIL-like patients, would cause recurrent small cerebral infarcts by decreased blood perfusion [32].
Recognizing that oligomer toxicity leads to synaptic dysfunction, which presumably precedes plaque formation, also provides an explanation for the observation that subtle brain dysfunction can be detected in certain individuals many years before the appearance of the senile plaques thought to coincide with the onset of Alzheimer's disease.
The 50 Year Limited Edition models will also feature a plaque emblazoned with an etching of the chairman's signature, a subtle touch from someone who boasted of owning a 1975 model painted "electric green".
Our findings suggest that a subtle increase in plasma insulin levels, reflecting mild insulin resistance, increases the pace of plaque formation, possibly by inducing gene activity involving immune responses and oxidative phosphorylation.
Each house has a plaque that lists the materials and construction costs, a not-too-subtle hint for donations.
