Globalization is a multifaceted phenomenon, of course, a modern Hydra, and from the beginning this wealth has been accompanied, too, by certain less desirable characteristics.
Other topics are of course multifaceted, generating discussions that depend on the global affinity of individuals and multiple cultural factors [30].
Instead, they are simply vast, multifaceted mirrors, which track the course of the sun like heliotropic plants.
Current educational theory provides good evidence to support a multifaceted approach (pre-course reading, lectures, skill stations and knowledge assessments).
The answers to these questions are of course individual, multifaceted and far from straightforward.
So, using service-learning as the vehicle, we create multifaceted presentations from our course content that is then presented in 4th-8th grade public school classrooms.
The third strategy is to measure the health transition in all its complexity in its multifaceted, multilevel and life-course dimensions relevant to health policy.
The present is, of course, a volatile, multifaceted thing, and this show, perhaps circumscribed by its source in private collections, offers a selective and fairly conservative take on it.
By providing students with a course featuring a multifaceted approach to learning about evolution, students improved their understanding and decreased their overall misconceptions.
Taken together, tumor-specific cell cell contacts can provide a multifaceted survival advantage throughout the course of pathologic progression.
