Sentence examples for many aspects not from inspiring English sources

Daoist thought permeates Chinese culture, including many aspects not usually considered Daoist.

The Spaniard was concerned by many aspects, not least their failure to compete on and off the ball.

Outcome research has been defined as a discipline investigating the relationship between the results of clinical research and clinical practice, but a consensus about the real meaning of outcome is not yet fully reached, and many aspects are not well defined.

SHERYL SANDBERG: I know how fortunate I am in many aspects, certainly not in Dave's death, but in so many other aspects of my life.

The theory presented is variationally consistent, has strong similarity with classical plate theory in many aspects, does not require shear correction factor, gives rise to transverse shear stress variation such that the transverse shear stresses vary parabolically across the thickness satisfying shear stress free surface conditions.

This contributed to the high correlations, especially when many aspects were not present.

Although the details of flavivirus replication have seen major advances in the past years, many aspects remain not fully understood.

However, it is a gross simplification that these three types of analyses constitute a sufficient toolbox for E-R, as many aspects have not been addressed.

This genome coverage should be sufficient for many aspects, if not all, of genomics studies of each species, including genome-wide physical mapping and genome sequencing.

Their sexual orientation is just one of many personal aspects, not the defining characteristic".

"You have this incredibly difficult line to walk when you're in a position like I was," Roy says, "feeling enthusiastic support for a research program which deserved to be supported from many different aspects, not just weapons physics but for general knowledge in physics as a part of our science.