Sentence examples for subtle tendency from inspiring English sources
I think we all have a subtle tendency to conflate admiration with a bit of hater-ism and self-doubt.
A lot of times, it's a pervasive but subtle tendency to push women in different directions, to reward them at a lower rate and judge them by different metrics than men.
Altogether, the pattern of neurons with different laminar fates in rl−/− V1 has to be regarded as highly disrupted with only a subtle tendency of an inversion.
The common variant p.R279C resides within a PXXP motif, a functional motif in several proteins that confers binding to a range of domains, including SH2 and SH3 (22); analysis of p.R279C showed a subtle tendency of disorder-to-order transition.
In cases of total lesions, the shortening was greater in measurements of both whole limb length and forearm length, whilst in cases of upper brachial plexus lesions a subtler tendency to shortening of the forearm was observed [ 12].
His weaknesses were subtle: a tendency to wind up out of position, to make poor choices about when to press forward, to annoy his coaches and teammates.
On top of these is the subtle global tendency of a genome to move toward a preferred nucleotide composition and distribution that are characteristic for each clade.
But there are subtle patterns and tendencies (see article).
Actually the tendency is subtler than this.
We can exemplify this with the following paragraph: Actually the tendency is subtler than this.
DesAutels argues that moral attentiveness requires "nonpassive vigilance of thought where we attempt to counter known psychological tendencies and subtle social influences that prevent us from seeing and responding to the demands of care" (p. 72).
