Sentence examples for nuanced measure from inspiring English sources
A more nuanced measure of cognitive control might also compensate for the heterogeneity and non-interval nature of clinical scales such as the MADRS.
This index was designed to provide a nuanced measure of state ECE policy by differentiating between monitoring structure and process quality in the learning environments for children and teachers.
It might provide more insight if we could develop a more nuanced measure of success to replace the graduated vs. retired measure we used or of developer status to replace core vs. periphery.
The government also has a more nuanced measure that better accounts for expenses and income; it puts the child rate at 15.6percentt versus 13.9percentt overall.
He suggested that more nuanced measures like calling stall warnings more quickly or eliminating substitutions on the fly would stimulate the game while allowing coaches to maintain control over their offenses.
The mission of Ferrari's 12-cylinder engines has long been raw performance, of course, but the F12's power plant was asked to deliver more nuanced measures of technological prowess: everyday drivability and 30 percent reductions in fuel consumption and carbon emissions.
Clearly more nuanced measures are needed that include both the quality of collaborative contributions in addition to quantity.
The need for more knowledge about this topic is evident from calls for better migration study designs and more nuanced measures of migration (Montgomery et al. 2016).
It is important to note that the order of events between migration and fertility cannot be accurately measured with this dataset (such data are rare in any setting, particularly SSA), but our nuanced measures, which are also seldom available, nonetheless yield insight into migration processes in SSA.
Health and life insurers would have incentives to develop nuanced measures of the quality of care.
Measures of empowerment that include changes in relationship dynamics between community members and power holders, and more nuanced measures of participation and confidence in ability to influence power holders, would all enhance our understanding of how community mobilization works.
