Sentence examples for more nuanced results from inspiring English sources

Scotland's additional member voting system throws up more nuanced results than first past the post.

By including also an in-depth interview, it was possible to obtain richer and more nuanced results.

If changes in policy were included from before the time horizon, or were examined on a yearly basis, we might see more nuanced results.

In the Louisiana context, the researchers also found more nuanced results when they posed a number of other questions.

However, an alternative approach by Agrawal and Stinchcombe (2009) yields more nuanced results.

We find that intermediation always magnifies the gains from trade under the former type of integration, but leads to more nuanced welfare results under the latter, including the possibility of aggregate losses.

Yet, a more nuanced economic model results in a different approach to improving diagnostic safety in dizziness than might initially be expected.

Interviews would likely have produced more complex and nuanced results because they would have allowed us to explore the relationship between medical education and its impact on physician empathy in greater depth.

In contrast, a more nuanced interpretation of results, focusing on patterns of magnitude and precision, yields a conclusion that associations between maternal smoking and ASD may differ by the presence of co-occurring intellectual disabilities, consistent with the meta-analytic combined results.

Bruno Dana, a travel agent from Rio, was more nuanced, saying the result would not have a long-term effect.

But Iran's relationships with all international powers are becoming more nuanced as the result of changes in the region.