"What we're building is a bit more nuanced [than services like FoodPanda]," Grain co-founder Rifeng Gao told TechCrunch in an interview.
Additionally, more nuanced investigations of service mix, problems seen, and care delivered would address currently unanswered, but important, questions bearing on the future provision of physician services.
New public governance (NPG) advocates the importance of services management literature in enabling a more nuanced understanding of public service processes [ 9, 10, 29].
HeRAMS frequently uses broad categories of health services, rather than specific functions of these health services, making nuanced assessment potentially problematic.
So, alas, would a more nuanced view on public-service reform, since much of the party never signed up to the Blairite agenda.
But this resembled more lip service than a nuanced discussion of the problems plaguing the minority communities living outside the halls of the debate.
But the overall persuasive effect on conversion may be more nuanced, where the persuasion context (service type) appears to be a critical moderator.
For songwriters, there are both big, sweeping rationales and smaller, more nuanced reasons to hate streaming services.
The then prime minister disregarded warnings about the potential consequences of military action, and relied too heavily on his own beliefs, rather than the more nuanced judgments of the intelligence services.
In a forensic account of the way Blair and his ministers built the case for military action, Chilcot found that Blair disregarded warnings about the potential consequences of military action and relied too heavily on his own beliefs, rather than the more nuanced judgments of the intelligence services.
