Sentence examples for multifaceted expressions from inspiring English sources

The therapeutic strategy linked to this domain of health has sometimes been called spiritual care, defined as 'recognizing and responding to the multifaceted expressions of spirituality we encounter in our patients and their families.

The term Kansei itself is a multifaceted expression that does not have a complete equivalent in the English language.

In short, heat shock response is multifaceted, involving the expression of genes with diverse functions.

The power of expression is multifaceted and comes with responsibility.

The multifaceted process of gene expression is critical to the brain's adaptive response.

Clearly, the cellular mechanisms that regulate gene expression are multifaceted and this may explain our observation that genes induced downstream of LTA fall into two distinct categories; those that are delayed in their response as compared with R-FSL1 and those that are induced with comparable kinetics to R-FSL1.

This multifaceted control of Notch expression underscores its critical functions in cellular homeostasis.

Based on our observations and results of other studies (Gingold et al., 2014), we speculated that codon usage bias might coordinate multifaceted processes of gene expression and even protein localization.

In the affective computing domain, in turn, human affect is considered to manifest itself through multifaceted verbal and non-verbal expressions.

We found that the regulation of cell invasion by TSG101 through modulating MMP-9 mRNA expression was bidirectional and multifaceted, and our findings unraveled a novel aspect of the functions of TSG101 in cell invasion as a multifaceted gene.

LA VARA Alex Raij and Eder Montero, the couple who own Txikito and El Quinto Pino in Chelsea, have landed in Brooklyn with this expression of the multifaceted cooking of Spain, with tapas and larger dishes.