Sentence examples for nuanced model from inspiring English sources

(B ) A more nuanced model in which network microstates are populated differently depending on the network macrostate, defined by the Phe113 rotameric state.

Allen et al present a more nuanced model for secondary prevention, based on operational experience, developed in Uganda by TASO[ 57]; this study highlights some of the challenges involved.

Thus, ligase access per se does not obligate client degradation; rather, a more nuanced model is needed to explain how modest differences in ligase interaction are converted to large differences in client fate.

While malfunctioning protein trafficking from the Maurer's clefts to the erythrocyte plasma membrane provides a plausible explanation for diminished total antigen presentation and reduced cytoadhesion, the results obtained using the conditional protein trafficking system suggest a more nuanced model.

These results indicate the resistance of sex differences in MD and AD to simple explanations, and suggest the need for more nuanced models that incorporate both physiological and social aspects of vulnerability.

Future effort in this field will allow even more nuanced modeling of human immune systems, bacterial systems, ecosystems, and even interactions among these on a microfluidic system and provide opportunities to significantly improve our understanding of human biology, and thus, public health.

As the NRC's 2012 report concludes, "These results suggest that measuring the influence of DBER and related research on teaching requires a nuanced, longitudinal model of individual behavior rather than a traditional 'cause and effect' model using a workshop or other delivery mechanism as the intervention" (p. 173).

Dynamic consent is a nuanced consent model, as it lets research participants go beyond the "all or nothing" option.

Yet, a more nuanced economic model results in a different approach to improving diagnostic safety in dizziness than might initially be expected.

DPI helps networks assess what's being used and when, which they then use to create more nuanced pricing models.

His chapter "Into the Whirlwind" (after Ginzburg) is a model, nuanced analysis of Stalinist practices: from the monopoly power of the party-state to its mad economics, its colonialism and its gargantuan organs of repression.