Sentence examples for multifaceted characterization from inspiring English sources
She knew a great deal about the physics of the eye and the ear, and how a certain unease between the movement and music created the necessary dramatic tension for a multifaceted characterization.
Optimization of forming process of fabric reinforced composites requires a multifaceted characterization of the reinforcement material and its implementation in customized simulations.
Multifaceted characterization of SYNZIP interactions has allowed us to compile detailed biological specification sheets for 27 SYNZIP pairs (Supplementary Data 1). Figure 4 shows a specification sheet for the SYNZIP1 SYNZIP2 pair.
We report the fabrication of an optically active, plasmonic film of gold nanoparticles by using a self-assembly and calcination process, which offers orthogonal measurements enabling multifaceted characterization on the same surface with LSPR and surface-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry.
It enables complex and multifaceted depiction of tumour phenotype, improved characterization of lesion pathology and more accurate assessment of therapeutic response.
Recently the characterization of multifaceted nature of the EPC secretome has been addressed [16] but further investigations are needed to clarify the activation and the interactions of downstream signals.
This paper presents a multifaceted cognitive methodology for the characterization of cognitive demands of a medical information system.
There is a reflective characterization about Karen Miranda-Randa, a multifaceted, multi-layered disposition, which allows Miranda to paint these exceedingly emotive stories.
So, the picture is multifaceted.
But from "welfare queen" to "inner city" to "The African Americans" the list of both coded and explicit characterizations of what is a multifaceted community grows.
Since its characterization, much knowledge has been gained regarding the multifaceted inflammatory nature of chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS), with both host (i.e., allergy, immunodeficiency, anatomic obstruction, etc).
