Despite the large multifaceted influence humanity had on the planet, formalizing the Anthropocene in the international chronostratigraphic chart depended on the notion that the effects of humans on Earth were substantial enough to eventually appear in rock strata.
However, evidence regarding the association between regulation of normal testicular function and tumour development remains inconclusive; and given the complex and multifaceted influence of cannabinoid receptor stimulation on biological processes [ 9], the path from cannabis exposure to testicular carcinogenesis remains unclear.
Informality is best understood as a multifaceted phenomenon, influenced by the relationship that the state establishes with private agents through regulation, monitoring, and the provision of public services (see, for example, the discussion in Gatti et al. 2012).
Parenting is a multifaceted behavior, influenced by a multitude of factors including the parent's own characteristics, the child's contributions, the family context, and beyond.
Skin ageing is a multifaceted process influenced by various factors, affecting different body sites at variable extents [ 1].
However, after the release of Cut the World, we can see so many of Marina's complicated and multifaceted influences in this video piece: passivity and endurance/bleeding and cruelty.
Galectin-1 may therefore use a multifaceted approach in influencing integrin-β1 activity; intracellular galectin-1 may work to promote integrin-β1 recycling, and extra-cellular galectin-1 may work to promote integrin-β1-mediated cell attachment and motility.
Resources may flow in one direction, but influence, a multifaceted and complex phenomenon with tangible and intangible elements, flows in both directions, which means that the recipients of aid wield influence of their own.
63 Furthermore, it was found that the association between OCP use and UC was limited to women with a history of smoking, which suggests a multifaceted rather than isolated influence of estrogen and subsequent disease development.
In 1971 prior to his nomination to the US Supreme Court, Lewis Powell wrote a memo to the Director of the US Chamber of Commerce detailing a multifaceted plan to dramatically increase the influence of corporations on our democracy.
