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Art historians, curators, and critics offer extensive commentary on the minutest details and nuances of artworks but ignore the glaring and obvious falsification of biblical history.
Despite these limitations, the extensive dialogue facilitated by the qualitative interview strategy revealed nuances of patients' perceptions, attitudes, and behavior that are hard to obtain from strictly quantitative methodologies but that are nonetheless important to consider in future development of ARV distribution programs in Uganda and elsewhere in sub-Saharan Africa.
Not to mention the extensive day-after dissecting of the guys' fashion choices and nuances of style on men's and celebrity-focused magazine websites, fashion blogs and TV roundups.
We have undertaken an extensive molecular modeling study of select members of this ligand group to better understand the structural nuances involved in the development of ever more potent TACE inhibitors, and identify those elements of structure-based design that would enhance the selectivity of such inhibitors for TACE over ADAM10.
Photo: Stephanie Keller Through extensive conversations with the farmers who live coffee every day and trips to some regional plantations, the nuances and differentiators came to life.
Students of Newcastle's political nuances have thought it significant that, interviewed by the BBC on Saturday, Shearer stressed that the club's extensive injury list should not be used as an excuse for poor form.
But nuances are different.
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Would the nuances be right?
