This paper, therefore, is based on in-depth, nuanced analysis of interview and focus group texts that offers new perspectives and propositions, which provide the basis for interrogating prevailing assumptions regarding the general public response to pandemic influenza.
The language expertise provided by the professional translators, combined with the authors' language skills and understanding of the research topic enabled a sensitive and nuanced translation of the interview data [ 18].
Many documentary makers labor for years to come up with just the right topic and nuanced approach, to coax interviews and to find money.
Blunkett, one of the more thoughtful members of Tony Blair's cabinet, who led the charge against Gordon Brown's attempts to form a coalition in 2010 even though Labour had just recorded its second worst share of the vote since universal suffrage, spoke in a rather more nuanced way in his BBC interview.
However, the obtained data was rich and nuanced, and the last two interviews mainly confirmed findings from the other six interviews, which suggests that our decision to stop at eight interviews was not premature.
As a consequence, expect to see from now on – across broadcasting – a rather more nuanced tone in profiles and interviews, which leaves some wiggle-room if the star's reputation later collapses.
Interviews yielded a nuanced understanding of foresters' relationships, including the impact of forest policy changes on public private partnerships and specifically the growing role of private foresters in providing private lands forestry services and the need for successful mechanisms to reduce conflict and improve collaborative capacity among professionals.
Interviews permit rich, nuanced discussion and enable participants to raise matters that might not be considered by those constructing standardized questions with fixed-choice responses.
SRH is easily measured in large population surveys, and is a useful "opener" in interview situations that allow interviewers to seek more nuanced and complex responses about people's perceptions of their health [ 3].
Our interview data further show nuanced differences in individual motives of pursuing state-assigned jobs between the coastal and interior regions.
