Sentence examples for nuanced differentiation from inspiring English sources
In a previous study 2 of the same cohort we found that within this group of severely injured patients, a relatively nuanced differentiation of prognosis based on acute injury variables (summarised by the CRASH composite incorporating acute GCS, pupillary reactions, extracranial injury, age, country and 5 acute CT-brain variables) did not significantly contribute to outcome prediction.
However, when taking into consideration how G-CSF is used, the differentiation is more nuanced.
A more nuanced understanding of cyberbullying, and other forms of online violence is required, with a clear differentiation between risks or dangers, and associated harms.
Clearly, the microenvironment of a T cell in vivo will be much more complex than those used in in vitro differentiation models, leading to the activation of a correspondingly more complex transcriptional regulatory network and a more nuanced cell phenotype that reflects the balance of these input signals.
There is technology differentiation.
Most sophisticated and nuanced?
