Sentence examples for nuanced criteria from inspiring English sources
The newer models try to evaluate recipes and rank them by quality according to ever-changing, supposedly highly nuanced criteria, including the number of reviews, links and photographs each recipe has, as well as its popularity.
While the Bakke decision struck down numerical quotas, Justice Powell endorsed the use of race as one factor in a nuanced mix of admissions criteria meant to promote diversity.
Multiple criteria allows for a more nuanced comparison.
These criteria allow for a more detailed and nuanced examination of workarounds.
Yet, despite this patchy evidence that suggests public views are complex and nuanced, many decision-makers have clear statements of the relatively simple criteria they wish to use and as pragmatic economists we can simply respond to these.
For HTA, MCDA allows a more nuanced analysis in different settings and different countries by explicitly structuring decision criteria and providing a methodological framework for decision-makers to address the conflict between costs and medical benefit.
Having both sufficiency and relevance as criteria (instead of the single validity criterion) has the benefit of allowing the making of nuanced judgments about the level of premise support: for example, we might say that an argument's premises, although insufficient, are nevertheless positively relevant to the conclusion.
The exclusion criteria applied in this study meant that the non-participants were older and a more nuanced picture may have emerged if these patients had been included in the study.
So in a nuanced bit of language, the negotiators gave the committee the power only to reject contracts that did not meet precisely specified criteria.
