Sentence examples for nuanced levels from inspiring English sources

(The site's more nuanced levels of user control are provided, his statements imply, only as a grudging concession to old‑fashioned attitudes that will soon die out).

A more detailed survey with serial longitudinal assessments may have captured more nuanced levels of self-reflection among participants.

"At our events, singles get to know each other at a nuanced level, minus the posturing that is a trademark of parent-arranged meetings," said Mrs. Mangharam.

Rather, any significant differences emerged "at a nuanced level" (p. 988) with respect to the interaction of pedagogy and content in physics classes.

Really get it -- absorb on a very deep and nuanced level -- that because you're not under the same roof, you're asking children to do something arguably harder than you ask of yourselves.

Wigwams modules can be viewed as the footprint of flux through regulatory networks under different conditions, and examining the abundance and functionality of modules for various combinations of conditions can provide insight into the commonality between the responses to different conditions at a more nuanced level than simple differential expression.

In conclusion, our findings point to the EPPM as a useful framework to inform nuanced assessments of levels of – and gaps in – willingness to respond within the local public health infrastructure.

I suppose at this point it's important to classify what a hipster actually is, because it's a nuanced and multi-level thing, and essentially there are certain symptoms it is safe to ignore and certain ones it is not, and because there are no qualified doctors in this particular area it's hard to know what is and isn't hipstery.

This preliminary survey informed the design of a Delphi-like study, which revealed a more nuanced and caveated level of support from a panel of experts and practitioners.

These are also aggregated sources at the country level, and not likely to aid in a nuanced understanding of community level human security, as is the goal of the Leaning and Arie model.

Scientists from the University of Pennsylvania and Memorial Sloan-Kettering came together for the first time to work on the project and — though the explanation of the discovery is a bit nuanced — they found that levels of the blood biomarker versus mutational load (tumor burden) may predict whether a cancer patient is responsive or not to treatment.