Sentence examples for has multifarious from inspiring English sources

Gridlock on the highways has become a metaphor for political gridlock, which has multifarious causes.

It has multifarious potential applications in foods, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, water treatment and other fields.

It seems that the usual CLIA has multifarious washing and separating steps, which is time-consuming and sophisticated.

Fractional calculus has been studied for over three centuries, and it has multifarious applications in science and engineering.

This paper proposes one such method, to design a controller using piecewise constant periodic output feedback, which has multifarious advantages, because the states are not required for feedback, complete pole-assignability is guaranteed and the method is easily implementable.

The Himalayan Sea buckthorn, Hippophae rhamnoides (Elaeagnaceae) has multifarious uses and employs diverse pathways to reproduce.

First, is the concept of basic human values, by which Locke means those values that are common to many, or all value systems; values such as belief in god, commitment to one's cultural community, respect for human life, etc. which though they may have multifarious manifestations, are in a more general way common to most, if not all groups.

I did not have multifarious talents like my classmates did.

Grass-endophytes may have multifarious effects on herbivore communities [7].

Because proteins have multifarious faces, we should be able to prepare many different substrate surfaces depending on the target proteins and molecular processes to be visualized.

However, such phytochemicals have multifarious effects, including pro-estrogenic activity and possible genotoxicity [ 52– 54]; thus, both the potentially beneficial and potentially harmful effects of phytochemicals on cancer development must be considered together.