The variety of gene functions that were revealed implies the multi-facet character of the selected genes.
This chapter seeks to convey a sense of the multi-faceted character of a quite extraordinary institution.
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).
Because of their multi faceted nature.
Offensively the Fire have been sparked by their multi faceted midfield.
On the whole, the TCI is made up of twenty- facetsacets (12 facets of temperament and 13 facets of character) of which we examined only the genetically independent main temperamental factors, Novelty Seeking, Harm Avoidance, Reward Dependence, and Persistence [ 16].
Due to this "multi-frequency" character of the wave motion, the conventional notion of frequency band-gaps appears to be not applicable for the moving periodic strings.
However, the success of product design nowadays goes beyond technical features; it often depends heavily on multi-facets of customers' needs including various business parameters.
We utilized the so-called Safe-Range-Inventory (SRI), a multidimensional assessment tool for capturing multi-facets of subjective range safety assessments.
Multi-faceted, patient-tailored methods of treatment are needed, in combination with improvement of adherence, i.e. disease-management programmes such as collaborative care [ 24, 26- 29].
