Sentence examples for a more differentiated perspective from inspiring English sources

Moreover, instead of bold political statements, it demonstrates the relevance of a more differentiated perspective on the downsides and benefits of European free movement.

Such research could contribute to our understanding of free movement from a more differentiated perspective, including both the downsides and benefits of an even 'freer' Europe.

They introduced the concept of the mixed embeddedness, which tries to overcome the dualism of structure and culture (individual) and leads to a more differentiated perspective on migrant entrepreneurship.

Furthermore, prospective studies could potentially provide a more differentiated perspective on how decisions to seek care are made.

We have long argued that the West, as it were, should take a more differentiated view on power.

A more differentiated picture of German physicians' perspective on CPGs and EBM was achieved by looking at single and group practices as well as primary care physicians and specialists.

In summary, this core periphery perspective has been useful for obtaining a more differentiated knowledge of the working life conditions that predict DP, especially with regard to young women and men.

The world's current one-dimensional system must be overhauled to create a more differentiated one.

Speaking during a visit to Berlin by the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, Mr. Schröder said: "Regarding Chechnya, there will be and must be a more differentiated evaluation in world opinion".

In fact, the secular trend across European states is for a convergence around a more differentiated system of strategies toward protests.

Cells exhibited a more differentiated phenotype on the PEGDMA DEGDMA copolymers compared to the 2HEMA PEGDMA copolymers.