Sentence examples for enabling a more nuanced from inspiring English sources
New public governance (NPG) advocates the importance of services management literature in enabling a more nuanced understanding of public service processes [ 9, 10, 29].
In this instance, interviewers more experienced at probing may have obtained more detailed information, thus enabling a more nuanced assessment of differences across sites and between sex work sub-groups.
Application of both education and income, however, may be recommended since the two enables a more nuanced and comprehensive understanding of results.
In doing so, SPUs enable a more nuanced and comprehensive approach to managing and designing multi-functional landscapes and achieving multiple ES goals.
Only 28% of dispersal corridor area and 5% of movement path length overlapped with the upper 50% quantile of the landscape linkage; thus, jointly modeling these three components enabled a more nuanced evaluation of connectivity than any of them in isolation.
The nomenclature uses a set of graded descriptors that enables a more nuanced comparison of different factor of safety values than currently provided by the conventional civil engineering approach; and is intended to improve communication between riverine geomorphologists, river managers and engineers and to aid decision-making.
Such frameworks enable a more nuanced understanding of the relevance of experiences across countries [ 15].
Additionally, this approach enabled a more nuanced classification to include suburban cases beyond the common urban/rural dichotomy.
Use of both incidence density and percentage resistance enabled a more nuanced analysis of the scale of the problem.
It remains to be seen whether disaggregating exposures, mediators and outcomes in this way will enable a more nuanced understanding of whether and how environmental interventions do (or do not) lead to changes in behaviour.
