Sentence examples for undergone subtle changes from inspiring English sources

He concedes that Suisen's sake may have undergone subtle changes in taste due to its new premises.

As we get older, the structure of our sleep undergoes subtle changes.

Female CIA officers were consulted about the creation of disguises, leading to the scene where Salt undergoes subtle changes to disguise herself as a Puerto Rican.

For instance, in real settings, one would usually expect the calibration of the eye-tracker to degrade slowly over time (e.g., the position of the participant's head with respect to the eye-tracker may undergo subtle changes).

Even the techniques used by the same lab might undergo subtle changes throughout time, causing a drop in model performance when the model is applied on new patient samples.

Besides cluster groups I and II previously described, at least three clusters (indicated by III, IV and V on Figure 5) appeared to be meiotically-regulated, suggesting that meiotic genes undergo subtle changes in expression, rather than sharp increased or decreased bursts of expression.

The fourth draft of the script underwent subtle changes that made it more satisfying as a self-contained film, ending with the destruction of the Empire itself by way of destroying the Death Star.

Carbohydrate antigens have proved to be the most clinically relevant of the many well-defined bacterial antigens.39 Although in many malignancies there are well-defined antigens to which targeted therapies may be developed, many of these antigens represent altered self-molecules that are overexpressed or have undergone subtle biochemical changes that distinguish them from the native antigens.

Krusty's design has undergone several subtle changes since the early years.

Over the last decade or so, our attitude toward poisons has undergone a subtle change.

For one, Hong Kong society has undergone a subtle change of character.