However, as I thought about what the Apple Watch was (and wasn't) I've come to a more nuanced conclusion.
Your results indicate a more nuanced conclusion.
Milton et al. (2011) did another study on the same topic and came to a similar but more nuanced conclusion.
Complicated, I know, and just the kind of nuanced conclusion that would never fit into 140 characters.
Each nuanced conclusion taken out of context and run through the headline generator adds more fuel to longstanding myths around sex, gender, and relationships.
In the revised manuscript, we elaborated on the explanation underlying this more conservative, nuanced conclusion of social monitoring, and instead placed more emphasis on our discovery of brain networks in structured cognition that are not observable via conventional behavioral measurements.
More recent research, however, has led some to the more nuanced conclusion that the association appears to be stronger or weaker depending upon which index of HPA functioning is examined and at what age depression is manifested (Lopez-Duran et al. 2009; Kaufman et al. 2001).
They show how recent historical studies have productively engaged these topics, thus verifying some assumptions and providing a firmer foundation for more nuanced conclusions.
Previous analyses of this data set, which did not address all complications in a principled manner, led to less nuanced conclusions about Job Corps.
But as a returning prisoner of war he drew nuanced conclusions about political leadership and public opinion that have left him at some times a dove (Lebanon, Somalia ) and others a hawk (the Balkans, Iraq).
Or that some of the most effective bank lobbying, for instance against a new consumer watchdog for financial products, has been by small community banks rather than Wall Street behemoths.A broader perspective would have led to more nuanced conclusions.
