Sentence examples for subtly dependent from inspiring English sources
Computational studies on the isovalent and mixed valence complexes reflect the experimental data by indicating that, within a series of S4 coordinated dinuclear complexes, the properties of the mixed valence state are subtly dependent on the cavity size of the coordinated thiacrown.
Experimental findings indicate that cell function and behavior such as cell growth, division, migration and differentiation, are subtly regulated via integrin-dependent cell adhesion.
Truth is not typeface dependent, but a typeface can subtly influence us to believe that a sentence is true.
She subtly emphasized how our individual destinies are dependent upon the social fabric and upon public institutions like schools, just laws and our mission in the world.
"The Aces," about a well-heeled pair whose co-dependent loathsomeness is revealed carefully and subtly, sickens the reader bit by bit with their ever-increasing self-justification — which culminates, perfectly, in the grift of a first-class airplane seat.
For example, the AnxA2 core domain is subtly different in its Ca2+ sensitivity in Ca2+-dependent membrane interactions (Drucker et al., 2013).
Circadian bioluminescence assays revealed that at sub-toxic concentrations (≤5 μM), PRX inactivation subtly, but significantly, shortened the period of oscillation, accompanied by much larger dose-dependent effects on the amplitude and phase of PERIOD2 LUCIFERASE rhythms.
VPA subtly increased the level of histone H3 acetylation also in glutamatergic neurons in a dose-dependent manner within the range of 0.1 20 mM, but the effect was much smaller than in NPCs.
While Fu et al. did not observe SA binding by NPR1 they showed that NPR3 and NPR4 could act as SA-dependent adapters for the proteasomal degradation of NPR1 whose different affinity for SA subtly modulates the response to different SA concentrations.
This differential regulation may be due to spermatid stage dependent splicing of transcripts, or may represent varying subsets of transcripts arising from different copies of Orly with subtly different promoter activities.
