Sentence examples for more nuanced measures from inspiring English sources

He suggested that more nuanced measures like calling stall warnings more quickly or eliminating substitutions on the fly would stimulate the game while allowing coaches to maintain control over their offenses.

The mission of Ferrari's 12-cylinder engines has long been raw performance, of course, but the F12's power plant was asked to deliver more nuanced measures of technological prowess: everyday drivability and 30 percent reductions in fuel consumption and carbon emissions.

Clearly more nuanced measures are needed that include both the quality of collaborative contributions in addition to quantity.

The need for more knowledge about this topic is evident from calls for better migration study designs and more nuanced measures of migration (Montgomery et al. 2016).

More nuanced measures of physical activity such as the International Physical Activity Questionnaire [ 25] might better capture changes in physical activity in a variety of domains of daily life such as in household chores.

Measures of empowerment that include changes in relationship dynamics between community members and power holders, and more nuanced measures of participation and confidence in ability to influence power holders, would all enhance our understanding of how community mobilization works.

It might provide more insight if we could develop a more nuanced measure of success to replace the graduated vs. retired measure we used or of developer status to replace core vs. periphery.

The issue's cover article – which was published online on Wednesday – profiles middle and high school administrators who have questioned the two-dimensionality of standardized tests in predicting success, seeking to introduce more nuanced human measures like character and self-control.

THERE have been recent attempts to develop a more nuanced national measure.

While the Republican presidential campaign trail bristles with talk of moats, militarization and electrified fences when it comes to illegal immigration, the view among some Congressional Republicans has become more nuanced and measured.

Using co-encapsulated endometrial epithelial and stromal cells as one model system, we show that the dynamic cytokine and growth factor response of co-cultures to an inflammatory cue is richer and more nuanced when measured from SrtA-dissolved gel microenvironments than from the culture supernate.