Sentence examples similar to nuanced alterations from inspiring English sources
New subtypes of cancer have been identified, or at least attributed to previously unknown genetic alterations, allowing a more nuanced approach to treatment.
Bioinformatic mapping of single- vs. multi-exposure-associated epigenetic changes suggests that these alterations might affect biological pathways in nuanced ways that are not simply additive or fully predictable via individual-level exposure assessments.
"We went to great lengths to make sure that the piece was not perceived as a Hell House-cautionary-tale-type experience but something more nuanced and complex about the cultures around mind alteration," Freeman says of the installation, which reappeared a third time, in an expanded form, at Deitch Projects in New York in 2009 under the title "Black Acid Co-op".
Genome engineering technologies permit precise alterations of eukaryotic genomes thereby enabling more directed and more nuanced studies of gene function.
Most sophisticated and nuanced?
Nuanced emotions were harder".
