The clinical outcome of H. pylori infection is multifaceted because only few of the infected individuals develop the most severe peptic ulcer or gastric carcinoma [ 31].
Contrary to the unconstrained configuration, the design of constrained and integrated layer damping treatments is multifaceted because the thickness of the viscoelastic layer acts distinctly on the two main counterparts of the strain energy – the volume of viscoelastic material and the shear strain field.
A high quality account takes time, both because the causes of RBS's failure were complex and multifaceted and because of the need to respect due legal process and confidentiality constraints".
The influence of habitat type on vegetation was multifaceted because they represent different conditions and different histories.
Because Rice is so multifaceted, and because tight ends Ed Dickson and Dennis Pitta are both good blockers and flexible all-around receivers, Cameron has the option of using a more diverse array of spread formations on first and second down.
This subnetwork seems structurally more conducive to a multifaceted knowledge diffusion because of the different channels through which knowledge flows.
Although the evaluation of research productivity would ideally include the assessment of impact, in practice this is extremely difficult to achieve, because the multifaceted nature of evaluation, the lack of standard terminology, and the heterogeneity of empirical experiences make it hard to identify a preferred model of impact measurement [ 8].
Because of the multifaceted nature of teacher language proficiency, we believe classroom English use similarly needs to be conceptualized in a multifaceted way so that Japanese teachers of EFL, pre-service and in-service, can concentrate on different aspects of their development needs at different times.
Reporting of pathways to increasing well-being significantly increased over time although (because of the multifaceted nature of 'well-being') they were intuitively heterogeneous.
Perhaps because of the multifaceted nature of ZNF335, its inactivation in humans leads to a more severe phenotype compared to most reported cases of microcephaly.
