These findings add to the accumulating literature suggesting the importance of brand equity in continued product use, specifically in regard to cigarettes which represent a nuanced product category, given their addictive nature and the number of tobacco control activities directed at the entire product category.
Some packs are based on movies, like Despicable Me 2. "You can now easily show your excitement for a post with good news, cheer up a friend who's feeling down, and express a variety of more nuanced reactions," Facebook product engineer Bob Baldwin wrote in a post about the update.
Our data show a strong yet nuanced effect of NOS products on striated muscle myosins that extends beyond mere inhibition, suggesting that myosin is indeed directly regulated by NO.
The present model is flexible enough to emulate this procedure, suggesting that relational effects might emerge as a by-product of nuanced operations across distributional patterns.
What looks like a single product category is actually pretty nuanced.
Having the skillset to turn a hazy idea into a real product is empowering, and requires a nuanced mastery of language and is deeply creative.
And the force-feedback effects that rumbling a player feels when tackled by an opposing linebacker or a shotgun's tactical kick actually felt stronger and more nuanced on Pelican's controller than on Microsoft's own corded product.
Her increasingly serious troubles — a mentally ill child and a wrecked marriage — are the product of Preston's imagination, and they bring out her more nuanced and attentive writing.
More nuanced understanding of cellular physiology and the interplay between expressing novel proteins and product quality attributes is possible through systems biology and this understanding will better position the field to successfully engage with the challenges of the future.
However, few trials have fully appreciated the more nuanced impact of social, individual, and clinic-related factors that would ultimately influence product-use and the accurate reporting of it.
