Sentence examples for more nuanced indicating from inspiring English sources

Specifically, in the Results narrative our description of AncCMGI is more nuanced, indicating quantitatively the proline preference from PSPL data (5.6-fold), and emphasizing that this preference is more modest than for extant CDKs and MAPKs.

Multiple care arrangements have also been shown to be associated with poorer behavioural outcomes across a number of studies, though recent more nuanced research indicates that this is the case for unstable multiple arrangements only (Pilarz and Hill 2014).

While most thought when asked directly that placebo treatments are only effective when patients do not know they are receiving them, the responses to the more nuanced scenarios indicated a general acceptance of transparently prescribed "open" placebo treatments both a belief that they are effective (62%) and a willingness to take them 61-655%).

Some islanders say that Honduras' crime is more nuanced than statistics indicate, and not only because it's so much safer on Utila than the mainland.

The results from research by Barton et al. (2010) into the earnings management choices of ethical firms indicates a more nuanced view on the EM-CSR relationship.

Your results indicate a more nuanced conclusion.

Their support has alienated them from many in their former organizations, but indicates a more nuanced challenge to nuclear energy by some environmental activists, who are perhaps more willing to consider the nuclear option but still do not think it's the wisest choice.

A more careful reading of both the Second Discourse, and especially of Emile, indicates that a more nuanced view is possible.

Most technology stocks remained firm, but market watchers pointed out that the sector's performance is much more nuanced than a first glance might indicate.

If decisions made on the basis of one single, specific interpretation of the data, i.e. one format, differ significantly from the decisions made when the more nuanced story is told, this will indicate that this single format cannot necessarily replace comprehensive information.

But Johnson's cheerful admission of why he got out of Hollywood indicates that he is more nuanced and complicated than he is often given credit for.