Sentences with phrase «nuanced picture»

The U.N. Population Division works with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in putting together a more nuanced picture of world migration.

In addition, the negative curvilinear relationship provides a more nuanced picture of the relationship between workload and detachment.

Further analysis of possible associations between specific dimensions of wellbeing and education might yield a more nuanced picture, but this is a question we did not explore due to reasons of space.

Second, it may also be important to reflect the complexity of the situation while not losing sight of the reason why abuse did occur and to also present the nuanced picture which acknowledges as well the lack of choices for the workers in residential schools.

But peel back the statistics and a more nuanced picture emerges.

A careful selection of contributors helps drawing a nuanced picture of possible perspectives on the subject.

Two other key expectations, also judged as very important — work / life balance and being valued — provide a more nuanced picture.

Further data cited in the article shows a more nuanced picture.

Betts's rejoinder was published as a guest post at... of all places... Ken Rice's blog, where it was received by a mixture of responses, most resistant to the nuanced picture of the debate advanced by Betts.

The storms can blow down many acres of the forest; however, Chambers and his team were able to paint a much more nuanced picture of how storms affected the forest.

These equations are useful for overall understanding, but so far they don't give a fully precise and nuanced picture, of course.

Together, these studies all point to an increasingly nuanced picture of permafrost dynamics over space and time, and clarify their link to long term changes in the carbon cycle.

This show, which takes its name from a 1964 album by the great experimental jazz musician Rahsaan Roland Kirk, weaves their work together to create a nuanced picture of the ways in which the spiritual has engaged the artistic imagination.

«Beverly Buchanan: Rituals and Ruins» at the Brooklyn Museum This concise survey of Buchanan, who died last year at the age of 74, offered a nuanced picture of an artist who evolved from a brave sculptor of politically charged Post-Minimalism and earthworks to inventive little shacks, forged from splinters of wood and modeled from life.

Curated into six sections surveying the years prior to, during, and following the war, Through Soviet Jewish Eyes presents a complete and nuanced picture of the documentary and visual impact achieved by the Soviet photojournalists.

The exhibition catalog, with 14 essays by French and American scholars, gives a much more nuanced picture of the artist than can be obtained from the exhibition itself.

But when we look beneath the surface, a more nuanced picture emerges.

The purpose of this study is to paint a more nuanced picture of Black and Latinx youths» political orientations that takes into account the varied and often conflicting discourses espoused by socializing agents and institutions in their lives.

But the details of the long - awaited report also present a more nuanced picture of charter schools in the state, indicating that they are almost as varied as the traditional public schools to which they serve as alternatives.

ESSA will provide a more nuanced picture of Illinois» education system, funding for initiatives such as professional development of teachers and an updated plan for supporting schools.

But as the respondent gets closer to the student — or is himself the student — the answer is far more refined and paints a more nuanced picture of what individuals hope to achieve through education.

But beneath the surface of this strong student performance, a more nuanced picture emerges.

In this report, we try to answer why this is, and to draw a nuanced picture of how learning is affected by students» use of technology, how well students master some new skills that are important in a digital world, and how teachers and schools are integrating ICT into students» learning experiences.

But on my advice the school interviewed the other pupils and a much more nuanced picture appeared.

But though men dominate online dating overall, a profile of specific dating sites gives a more nuanced picture.

More recently, nutritional science has begun to paint a clearer, more nuanced picture about dietary fats.

«Both of these demographic techniques are relatively new, and together they give us a very different, and more nuanced picture of what the future of aging might look like,» says Warren Sanderson, a researcher at IIASA and Stony Brook University in the USA who wrote the article with Sergei Scherbov, leader of the Re-Aging Project at IIASA, and Patrick Gerland, chief of the mortality section of the Population Division of the United Nations.

Yet research paints a more nuanced picture.

The lens of functional diversity helps to create a more nuanced picture of ecosystems.

«But our comparison of national data from the NHIS with data from the EHDIC study provides a more nuanced picture of the factors underlying these behavioral differences and suggests that the disparities found at the national level may be a function of social and environmental differences.

However, these new findings provide a more nuanced picture:

As a result, we were able to get an arguably more authentic and nuanced picture of the public perception of teachers.»

Intense research in recent decades has revealed a more nuanced picture.

A recent paper, published in August in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, presents a more nuanced picture.

Statistics collected by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and other authoritative bodies paint a much more nuanced picture of the emerging U.S. scientific workforce.

Combining these results with the results from the current work, Jones says, «creates a nuanced picture of how eminence is protective when there is uncertainty, but when there's a real scandal, being eminent doesn't help.»

The team also wanted to develop a more nuanced picture, so it broke the data into a few different groups, based on the type of retraction and the author's status.

But extrapolation from findings about graduate student unionization suggests a nuanced picture.

But studies such as Petrovic's and Wager's linking placebo effects to real neurobiological processes have painted a more nuanced picture.

The new study, published online in the journal Geology, paints a more nuanced picture of Central Asia's desertification.

The fact check provides a fair and nuanced picture of achievement levels in English primary and secondary schools, and specifically the gap in achievement between richer and poorer students.

In August 2011 I conducted a poll of 41 marginal Conservative - held seats to find out whether the static national polls were hiding a more nuanced picture on this crucial battleground.

The Scottish referendum result suggests a much more nuanced picture.

But it adds up to a much richer, more nuanced picture than anything the scientists and their followers have conjured up.

Although (according to the previous slide) self - employed physicians make more than those who are employed, breaking down income by practice settings creates a more nuanced picture.

But when researcher Donna Freitas recently surveyed more than 1,000 kids about their tech habits, and interviewed 200 of them in depth to discuss their feeling about their devices and parental attempts to limit access to them, a more nuanced picture emerged.

Not according to new science, which paint a more nuanced picture of whether organizations (and individuals) should always steer clear of the grandiose and self - admiring.

Research into the neurology of empathy, however, provides a more nuanced picture — at least from a leadership perspective.

The result is a complex and nuanced picture of what makes a good leader, and a useful guide to selecting one.

Jewish feminists challenged the accuracy of the representation of Judaism, and as a result, considerably more nuanced pictures of gender relations in both early Christianity and Judaism have been developed.