Peper often gets ideas for novels from the news and general events happening, and uses the medium of the novel to explore their nuances in-depth.
The temporal, attention-grabbing nature of Twitter posts also makes them ill-suited for nuanced, in-depth scientific discussions.
Critical attention in archaeology towards the terms ritual, religion, and ideology encourages nuanced, in-depth analyses of the form and variability of religious activity in the past.
Hilarity, fart jokes and nuanced emotional depth follow.
THE WORST Unsurprisingly, print reporters have generally done a better job of covering the many complexities of credit default swaps, collateralized debt obligations and other economic esoterica, since the medium is more naturally suited to in-depth, nuanced reporting.
Moreover, in addition to the quantitative approach, a qualitative one is also necessary in order to understand the issue better and to gain in-depth knowledge and nuances.
In narrowing the focus for prevention, this approach facilitates a more in-depth exploration of the problem, and nuanced tailoring of the response.
A discussion on the perspectives and in-depth knowledge of the service providers needs to be nuanced.
Supplementing quantitative self-report measures with in-depth interviews will more likely reveal the nuances of the complex phenomenon of intimate partner sexual aggression, particularly for identifying victims who are at greater risk of sexual aggression-specific outcomes [ 2].
The strength of this multi-case study is that it offered in-depth descriptions and interpretations increasing our understanding of nuances in decision making in dementia care.
In-depth individual interviews were used to capture the richness and nuance of experiences with a focus on participant perspectives [ 19, 20].
