Such multifaceted features can cause considerable confusion when making a diagnosis of purpuric eruption associated with PVB19.
Development of such surface-coated titanium alloy showing superior corrosion resistance and biocompatibility can pave the way towards advanced bio-coatings with multifaceted features.
These intricate phenomena are responsible for the multifaceted clinical features of the disease and especially its dynamics characterized by a cyclic ictal-interictal pattern and the repetition of attacks [4].
It suggests that spasticity is a complex phenomenon involving reflex and nonreflex components, each of which needs to be quantified in relation to its corresponding clinical facet in order to explain and understand the multifaceted clinical features of spasticity [ 12, 22– 22].
But Google says the plan is to expand these multifaceted feature snippets to cover even more query types over time, including to guidance-seeking queries.
For example, the query "garden needs full sun?" could mean the searcher was asking "what garden plants need full sun?" or "what counts as full sun?" Google's multifaceted featured snippets, as the new feature is called, will answer both questions with one snippet placed above the other, ahead of the search results.
Subjective QoL is a multifaceted concept including, among other things, subjective perception of physical health and psychological state, social relationships and salient features of the environment.
Although the pathological features of white matter in PD are not well established, previous neuropathological studies suggest that white-matter damage is a multifaceted process.
Kaempferol belongs to the family of flavonoids that exist in many dietary plant sources and have for long time been appreciated due to multifaceted beneficial features, including cancer-preventive properties.
But people can change and Allardyce appeared to undergo an epiphany at West Ham, where he ultimately produced a surprisingly multifaceted side featuring the clever use of Stewart Downing in "the hole".
