Sentence examples for nuanced factors from inspiring English sources
Layla McCay, director of the Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health, says these debates are complex and dependent on a number of nuanced factors.
Gill, teacher, Kent What to look for in the league tables "Avoid selecting the school just because it is top of the tables – there are many more nuanced factors at work.
It is also a clear indication of how important nuanced factors that extend beyond standardised language tests and measures of experience are for administering migration policy.
How these nuanced factors interrelate is complex, but the perception is that they are colluding to devalue the material existence of pastoralists, a perception which is enforced by the radical reduction in herd size and profitability.
What we've seen is merely the result of informal play and a lack of nuanced chemistry, two factors that are naturally mitigated over the course of the Olympics.
Our findings also paint a nuanced picture how factors relate to one another and how their influence is modulated.
Examining these independent and cross-classified groups provided a more nuanced disentanglement of factors which may act differently to promote ASD, versus ID, recognition, as follows.
Gaining a more nuanced understanding of factors influencing PrEP should be a behavioral research priority, particularly in the United States as individuals start to avail themselves of this prevention innovation outside of research projects.
Australia offers nuanced advisories that use factors ranging from terrorism to crime, to grade nations' safety on a continuum from one to five, with five being the most dangerous.
A more nuanced look at competitive factors emerges from S&T Strategies of Six Countries: Implications for the United States, which was issued in November.
While there are important measurement issues arising from the use of patent data, the results suggest that the production function for international patents is well-characterized by a small but nuanced set of observable factors.
