"nuanced differences in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe subtle or small distinctions between things. Example: The researchers found nuanced differences in the way that men and women process emotions, with women showing a greater tendency to focus on interpersonal relationships.
Our whole-system focus passes over more nuanced differences in commissioning between different care-groups (e.g. psychiatry versus heart disease) and localities.
Despite remarkable overall similarity, there are nuanced differences in chromatin landscapes near critical common Notch target genes, most notably at a Notch-dependent enhancer that regulates MYC, which correlates with responsiveness to Notch pathway inhibitors.
Most traversed complex and transient levels of dependence on their partners for housing with immigrants and native-born Mexican Americans evincing nuanced differences in their relationship power depending on their housing situations.
In the new book she tackles the subject from a more personal angle, looking at how language students build an intimate relationship with a new language, making meaning of new words by reconciling nuanced differences in meaning and sound between languages.
The nuanced differences in how these ECEC systems operate can only be captured through the use of interview data.
Our interview data further show nuanced differences in individual motives of pursuing state-assigned jobs between the coastal and interior regions.
The nuanced difference in language represents a quantum difference in thinking.
The equivalent score of 0 did not convey this nuanced difference, in either meaning or the source (patient or staff) of this data point.
The nuanced differences between in vitro and in vivo models for the development of pharmaceuticals have been long known and have expressed themselves in unanticipated toxicities uncovered in initial trials.
These nuanced differences point to a unique challenge in crowdsourcing tours: platforms working in this subfield of the live industry need to cater to a three- or even four-sided market namely, the complex ecosystem of fans, artists, venues and promoters.
The study found some nuanced differences among the various settlement types, where residents in towns experience extra challenges in maintaining health above and beyond the socioeconomic condition and social isolation of the communities, and individual demographic, behavioural and socioeconomic attributes.
