Sentence examples for multifaceted and different from inspiring English sources

The classification process is multifaceted and different for each sport.

The interaction between tumor cells and immune cells is complex, multifaceted and different interactions are closely linked to each other.

The pathophysiology of SSc is multifaceted and different types of cells, such as fibroblasts, immune cells, inflammatory cells, endothelial cells, smooth muscle cells, pericytes, myointimal cells, are involved.

Healthcare performance and quality is multifaceted, and its different aspects can create tensions and contradictions in practice, involving 'a delicate balancing act' [ 39].

EMR are complex and multifaceted systems serving different stakeholders in different ways and implementing EMR should be conceived of as much as a change management exercise as an IT program.

This special issue focuses on cardiac modeling and simulations that can contribute to improving the understanding of this multifaceted system under normal conditions and different cardiac pathologies.

Design management is multifaceted, and so are the different applications of and views on design management.

The influence of habitat type on vegetation was multifaceted because they represent different conditions and different histories.

We believe that this research method is suitable for understanding financial innovations for two main reasons: first, financial innovation is a multifaceted process involving different actors and perspectives and incorporating different and dynamic generative mechanisms.

The health services structure for adolescents and young adults with substance related problems in Germany, is multifaceted, because different communal, medical and judicial agencies are involved.

What I hope is to make a multifaceted institution that offers very different perspectives and different points of view — not a single point of view, not my point of view, not just the curators' points of view, but also artists' perspectives and the points of view of people we don't necessarily agree with.