Sentence examples for subtle weakness from inspiring English sources
"A subtle weakness at 40 or 50 becomes frailty at 60 or 70," said Dr. Nicholas A. DiNubile, an orthopedic consultant to the Philadelphia 76ers and a spokesman for the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons.
A more subtle weakness of the Fed Model, according to another recent study, is its failure to account properly for inflation -- an error that economists refer to as the "money illusion".
He figures out the kind of points his opponent likes to play and constructs a game plan to stymie those favored patterns, working to expose a subtle weakness and crack the match wide open.
It is unlikely that power grip dynamometry would demonstrate improvement in those with minimal or subtle weakness pre-operatively.
Subject number 3, when assessed 3 years after disease onset, showed a subtle weakness in confrontation naming and a prominent defect in conceptual reasoning with severe perseveration.
Yet there are subtle signs of weakness.
At age 83, a neurological examination revealed a soft, low volume speech, cogwheel rigidity, subtle non-focal weakness in both arms and legs, and a resting tremor in the right hand.
This treatment may also improve quality of life as ALS patients early in their course may experience non-specific symptoms of fatigue and lethargy, related to subtle respiratory muscle weakness, which goes unrecognized or is attributed to impaired mobility[ 2].
An additional atypical characteristic of LGMD2G, observed in this patient, was a subtle extraocular and facial weakness, since facial muscles were always spared in telethoninopathy patients already reported [ 2, 7, 8].
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.
Mr Harrison is much more interested in the subtler shadings of goodness and weakness than he is in the gaudy displays of bang-pow-splat that typify so many other thrillers.The only thing that detracts from all this is the occasional overwriting.
