For example, for equipment-related AEs, certain studies do not acknowledge the nuance between a dislodged oxygen saturation probe and a dropped ventilator [ 16], or between an untimely ventilator alarm and oxygen failure [ 9] or even accidental extubation [ 7].
An O.E.C.D. economist acknowledged the nuances in taking into account government regulatory and related factors, and said it was hard to draw a single conclusion from the data.
We acknowledge the possible nuances that may exist across disciplines and contexts.
We do agree with the referee that nuances between outsiders' and insiders' positions exist and we acknowledge the possibility of limited tinkering from inside the organelle (now discussed).
Some critics acknowledge the wry intelligence with which Ingels presents his designs but wonder if the work sometimes lacks nuance, or polish, or is too pliant to the needs of powerful clients.
For people who support raising the minimum wage but who also love small businesses with a cultural bent — the sort, like independent bookstores, that also tend to have features that make them especially sensitive to cost increases — it can be uncomfortable to acknowledge this nuance.
Invisible Children has acknowledged the video overlooked many nuances but said it was a "first entry point" that puts the conflict "in an easily understandable format".
We need policies that acknowledge and understand the nuances of service user's needs.
They know the nuances of each other.
His work approaches the changes in the city with nuance and depth, acknowledging the urgent need for real, sustainable, regeneration in the city, while posing questions as to what that means, and about who might get left behind in the drive towards transformation.
He acknowledged the peculiar power of music to express many nuances of the emotions.
