What raises Cornell from crazy hoarder to genius is the confident complexity of his allusive, multifaceted compositions.
Modulation of genes in category II appears to be more complex, probably because they are orchestrated by multiple stress-responsive transcription factors such as CHOP and XBP1, as implicated by the observed multifaceted TFBS composition.
For this, we focus on both the systemic compartment as well as the local presence within the tumor microenvironment of late-stage non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), admitting that this multifaceted cellular composition will be different from earlier stages of the disease, between NSCLC patients.
Agarwal et al. [10] present some approaches for dealing with the multifaceted problem of web service composition and execution, defining it as the process of creating workflows which realize the functionality of a new service and their subsequent deployment and execution in a runtime environment.
Dietary patterns may better capture the multifaceted effects of diet on body composition than individual nutrients or foods.
However, the successful conversion of an alga into a functional plastid is a multifaceted process that results in a mosaic genetic composition in which each gene transfer is a unique diagnostic event of the evolutionary past of the organisms under study.
Tuning material composition for performance allows for the integration of multifaceted functionality and embedded responsiveness within minimal material means.
