So it's refreshing to see that, yesterday, the BMJ published an editorial taking a stance against the Greenfield media circus, and has called for a more nuanced, evidence-based debate to be had about the potential effects of digital technology on developing brains.
Another, more nuanced bit of evidence that Crazy Ex-Gislfriend is a brilliant show comes in its treatment of West Covina, a city that despite being 19 miles east of my home in Los Angeles I didn't know existed until Crazy Ex-Girlfriend told me that it did.
So where does this more nuanced interpretation of the evidence leave us?
This, the paper argues, will lead to a more nuanced approach to 'the evidence' and – ultimately – to better and more integrated decisions.
Consequently, we argue, the discrepancy may at least partly be resolved by a more nuanced position on what empirical evidence really matters when evaluating if an intervention is effective or not.
Claridge's book is more nuanced, more docile to the evidence, and more original.
Surely it is time for a more nuanced understanding of the historical evidence for a human-animal interconnectedness and a human-animal-environmental interdependency.
First, there has been a general shift towards a more nuanced use of cost-effectiveness evidence.
The recommended daily limits seem to be based on rather old evidence, and a more nuanced guide to alcohol consumption might be more informative to consumers wanting to monitor their drinking.
Clearly not the band themselves though; much of this follow-up, a collection of earnest, country-tinged rock, comes loaded with the hallmarks of Lightbody's band – plaintive vocals and choruses that lumber in the direction of anthemic uplift – but scant evidence of the more nuanced talents surrounding him.
