Sentence examples for nuanced adjustments from inspiring English sources
Instead of a linear rule, the designer could supply some example image sets as training data and use machine learning to teach the filter to make more nuanced adjustments to each image.
While it is clear that physiologic measures of illness severity can provide a more nuanced adjustment for differences in case-mix related to illness severity, it is unclear how much these measures add or subtract to adjustments made using demographic and clinical variables as done commonly in other studies of variation in care [ 16, 20].
In the academic sphere, the Dartmouth researchers often use careful statistical adjustments and nuanced language to qualify their findings.
The summary document was then coded in NVivo 8 and further adjustments to the coding scheme made, enabling a much more detailed and nuanced categorisation, and articulation of the main themes and links across themes.
On Tuesday, the treasurer, Scott Morrison, was more nuanced in his response to action by the banks, suggesting they had telegraphed a range of adjustments, and "it's for them [the banks] to make that decision".
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