The same tropes are bound to recur, subtly modified, as similar problems bring forth similar solutions.
The Hebrew texts in particular feature what have been called "key-words," words or phrases repeated and subtly modified in a passage, as a kind of threaded meaning.
The political system is based on the Westminster model inherited from Britain, but subtly modified to prevent the emergence of a serious opposition party.
Subtly modified in recent years to cope with the impact of future earthquakes, the bridge was opened in 1937, its design led by the engineer and poet Joseph Strauss who had campaigned tirelessly for the project.
To do that, we notice that some of the definitions involved in the last theorem were subtly modified in [17] in the following sense.
Key roles for residues conserved between bacterial and eukaryotic homologues suggest a conserved mechanism of peptide recognition and transport that in some cases has been subtly modified in individual species.
Ferrari also subtly modified the car's front air intakes for better aerodynamics and brake cooling, altered the shape of the car underbody for increased downforce at speed, gave the 575M xenon headlamps and redesigned the wheels.
Antibodies against a variety of subtly modified glycans have been found in humans: for example, N-glycolylneuraminic acid, which differs from sialic acid by addition of a single hydroxyl group, acts as an antigen in humans, and a variety of sialic acid glycoengineering studies have found that other unnatural sialic acids are immunogenic as well.
The advantage of such a piece is that spacing between letters, even the letter forms themselves, can be subtly modified.
The neofunctionalization of each new duplicate subtly modified the active site resulting in the specific regioselectivity of oxidation on the indole-like substrate.
In particular, the approach pursued by our laboratory can be further expanded upon with GPI analogues bearing more subtly modified monosaccharide units, various side chain modifications, or lipid modifications.
