Each play examined the multi-faceted relationship between Africa and the West by navigating the explosive questions 'Just who do they think they are?
The prior qualitative studies that identified links between food insecurity and ARV non-adherence were designed to examine barriers to ARV adherence in general, and did not investigate in depth the multi-faceted relationship between food insecurity and non-adherence.
However, the opposing effects on tau toxicity exerted by reductions in par-1, an enhancer, and sgg, a suppressor, emphasize the multi-faceted relationship between kinase activity and tau toxicity.
The multi-faceted relationship between science and ethics is especially important as it relates to the standards of ethical conduct within science honesty, carefulness, openness, freedom, and credit (Resnick 1998).
We believe that there is an urgent need for large-scale work, both quantitative and qualitative, exploring the multi-faceted relationship between HIV and pregnancy among African migrant women in the UK.
Offensively the Fire have been sparked by their multi faceted midfield.
Because of their multi faceted nature.
First, we consider value chain relationships as a multi-facet process of interaction between buyers and suppliers, involving different modes of knowledge transmission and development.
The article by Massing and Schneider (2017) examines a different facet of the relationship between Cognitive Skills and Educational Attainment.
Also examined was the meditational role of several mindfulness facets in the relationship between psychological inflexibility and symptoms of each disorder.
In contrast to the term 'carer', 'relative' acknowledges the multiple facets of the relationship between the one who provides and the one who receives care.
