Sentence examples for more nuanced assessment from inspiring English sources
Mr. Salih said Mr. Bremer initially resisted a more nuanced assessment.
Jeanne Hulit, associate administrator for capital access at the U.S. Small Business Administration, offerred a more nuanced assessment.
Because the LDC classification is based on a more nuanced assessment of a country's predicament than solely per capita income, a number of MICs are LDCs, 14 as of April 2011.
Our results also indicate that immune-challenged animals not exhibiting fever may still exhibit important shifts in the prioritization of thermoregulation; thus, we recommend a more nuanced assessment of the effects of immune activation on thermoregulatory behaviour.
We expect our more nuanced assessment of de facto forest tenure security to inform policies to promote sustainable forest management, including through REDD+ and community-based forest management, particularly in forest contexts where customary rights remain relevant.
A more nuanced assessment of differences in variation among schizophrenia patients and between patients and healthy comparison subjects can clarify etiology and even facilitate the identification of patient subtypes with common neuropathology and clinical course.
But that will happen only if we have more nuanced assessments of the Middle East.
More advanced machinery might be able to make more nuanced assessments, using fuzzy logic, but of course more advanced machinery would do away with punch cards.
Both schools and teachers have begun to realize that they are going to be judged more on how students perform (and hopefully, how they perform on more nuanced assessments that prove mastery and not just the ability to take a standardized test).
The clear trend of diminishing rates of GDP growth in China, whether extrapolated from official figures or derived from a more nuanced assessments of China's economic performance, are already having an effect on the entire global economy.
This permits a finer (more nuanced) risk assessment than what can be achieved from presence-absence predictions alone.
