Certainly, early routine ARM, one facet of AML, has been criticised as "not scientifically justified" [ 4] and a Cochrane Review found "no shortening of the length of first stage of labour and a possible increase in caesarean section", concluding "routine amniotomy is not recommended for normally progressing labours or in labours which have become prolonged" [ 5].
"You're a man of many facets, which have not been shown, because of the media lynching you've been subjected to, Mr. President," she said.
The creation of photocatalysts with controlled facets has become an important approach to enhance their activity.
But now that the Internet reaches into every facet of technology, it has become difficult to distinguish many Internet funds from technology funds.
"Pools, informers, leaks from prosecutors, celebrity reporters with anonymous sources -- all these," she declares, "are... facets of what the enterprise has become".
Science's reach has relentlessly expanded to include ever more facets of our world, and it has become increasingly important to our lives.
Khat chewing deeply affects all facets of Yemeni social life and has become an essential part of social gatherings and activities [ 3].
Food has become a facet of fashionable style in England.
While chips are generally in greater demand than ever, since computing has become a facet of everything from cars to toys, competition has become cutthroat, particularly in the once-hot China market.
It would have many facets, because the idiocy behind the policy has become so ingrained in federal law.
