You are a multifaceted person with individual likes, dislikes, and tendencies.
She's also giving the questioner additional conversational leads to latch onto, in a hope that she'll be able to talk about something other than what she does for work and thus, shortcutting her way to being perceived as a more interesting, multifaceted individual.
To examine, within a social ecological framework, associations between multifaceted individual and environmental factors and habitual physical activity (HPA) among older Chinese adults.
Timely diagnosis and effective treatment of osteoporosis can reduce the incidence of fractures and their multifaceted individual and societal costs.
We are a community--but one that is made up of multifaceted individuals.
"Sex workers are coming out left and right as multifaceted individuals who are also in law school, in college, writing books, speaking at schools.
I would be the "STEM-focused Asian Female". In effect, these efforts can actually be counterproductive as they reduce multifaceted individuals to one-dimensional archetypes.
Borenstein et al [ 63] evaluated the impact of a multifaceted program involving individual and group education sessions for physicians run by pharmacists, provision of a list of patients with uncontrolled hypertension, individualized patient education, monitoring by pharmacists, and hypertension clinics to assess blood pressure and adherence to antihypertensive medications.
Evidence suggests that no single approach can be used when designing SRH interventions; rather, a multifaceted approach that addresses individual behaviour as well as the social and political context is required [ 163].
It is a multifaceted concept consisting of individual characteristics such as the adolescent's mental, emotional and physical development, age, and social maturity; in essence, it suggests one's preparedness to engage in sex and handle the consequences that may arise.
