Taken together, their observations paint a nuanced picture of a professional environment that's as stubbornly resistant to change as any in America.
In contrast, the typology of migrant health workers proposed by Glinos and Buchan facilitates an understanding of the "varied and nuanced nature of health professional mobility" [ 16].
While the men and women in Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's press office spin and sputter from time to time, they most often are professional, prompt and nuanced.
Our follow-up interviews identified still other factors and gave a more nuanced view of scientists' deepest professional desires.
There is obviously a wide and nuanced range of what health care professionals actually do, feel and mean when they say they are dealing with ethical challenges.
For example, despite functioning in multi-professional teams that require nuanced co-ordination and communication skills, these skills are rarely deliberately taught, or sought after from applicants [ 7].
Smagorinsky, Cook, and Johnson (2003) argue that teachers leave their teacher education programs with a "pseudoconcept" for teaching that must be further developed through many years of professional practice, which is socioculturally nuanced and authentic.
RelateIQ wants to close that gap by sucking in and analyzing faster, on a bigger scale, and by offering more nuanced analysis of the details in your professional relationships, than the next guy.
Applying time-to-event regression models, properly adjusting for individual covariate information and timing of various events, allows for more precise and reliable effect estimates, as well as painting a more nuanced picture that can aid health care professionals and policy makers.
Qualifying for a loan modification, for instance, is a nuanced process, and should be discussed with a professional.
