The variety of gene functions that were revealed implies the multi-facet character of the selected genes.
Offensively the Fire have been sparked by their multi faceted midfield.
Because of their multi faceted nature.
This chapter seeks to convey a sense of the multi-faceted character of a quite extraordinary institution.
I think it's fascinating that a compelling, multi-faceted character like Carolyn could evolve over time from "Some Woman"!
Carpenter cherishes what playing a multi-faceted character like Cordelia meant for her as an actress, describing "The road Cordelia has travelled, the journey she has taken up to now has been such a joy to play as an actress, because there have been so many chances to do so many different emotions.
To Bishop, the end result of this aspect, and that the writers had Todd generally pay for his crimes, "was the development of a dynamic, unpredictable, multi-faceted character with many traits that conflict with one another" and "[a]ll this makes for one messed up guy, intriguing to the viewers and one I can't help but like".
"[Del Toro is] one of the rare actors with enough charisma and range to play such a multi-faceted character as Escobar, who could be wonderfully charming yet dangerous and menacing," Dimitri Rassam, who will be producing "Paradise Lost", told Variety.
When studying the link between NQRs and quality improvement, a confounding factor is the multi-faceted character of the registries.
Previously unsolved problems can become amenable to solution by linking multiple (partially shared) goals, thereby justifying the multi-faceted character of many environmental and sustainability issues, and combining resources and instruments to resolve the problems (Bressers and Rosenbaum 2003).
Linking was carried out via Multi-Faceted Rasch Measurement (MFRM) (Linacre and Wright 1994).
