The phrase "aspects in many" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to various elements or features present in multiple contexts or subjects, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "There are many aspects in many fields that require further exploration."
Alternatives: "elements in various" or "features across many".
Despite this growth, multicultural aspects in many cases are not included in the HCI Curricula.
A systematic study of topological indices is one of the most striking aspects in many branches of mathematics with its applications and various other fields of science and technology.
Various miRNAs have been recently established as powerful mediators of distinctive aspects in many cardiac disorders.
One interesting and important point emerging from our results was the insufficient handling of the key ethical aspects in many of the applications for the research ethics committee.
Work disability is being evaluated on similar aspects in many countries, despite large differences in organisation of social insurance [ 6]; thus, we expect the development of guidelines to be likely elsewhere.
In spite of this, there is still a lack of regulation on specific aspects in many countries, including Portugal, as can be seen from the tables on data protection, presented in the document "Ethics and data protection in a number of European countries" [ 15], compiled within the ESBIO project [ 16].
Chirality is an important aspect in many pharmacological processes including drug transport and metabolism.
Flower forms with increased number of petals (termed double flowers) were retained for their showy aspect in many domesticated plant families.
One such pedagogical activity is personalisation, which is a key aspect identified in many mobile learning frameworks.
These aspects, while useful in many cases, are only and mostly focused on data.
The study of contact mechanics aspects is fundamental in many engineering problems.
