The remaining 13 studies (68%) evaluated multifaceted forms of CCDSS [ 37– 46, 46, 50– 50].
Subsequently, every isolated liver as an object of multifaceted form was subjected to direct volumetric analysis, with the use of a hydrostatic method, grounded in Archimedes' principle [ 19].
As an album it was a multifaceted affair, taking the form of a standard album, a multimedia app that explored the relationship between art and science, a series of global live performances with custom instruments, and an educational program that took up residence in New York among other places.
So, I have come up with just the solution, in the form of the multifaceted Cindy Sherman-iCindy
The reasons for this are multifaceted, including the limited tradition of this form of training in the UK, the relatively poor standing in which vocational education is held, and the level of employer demand for skills.
Each Context Mechanism Outcome (CMO) conjecture requires a different form of analysis thus requiring the development of a multifaceted analytical framework, as detailed in the remainder of the article.
Another type of multifaceted CCDS interventions evaluated in two other studies were in the form of EHR-based clinical alerts either to improve influenza vaccination in children with asthma [ 40], or to improve overall asthma care in these children [ 41].
A multifaceted intervention strategy is used to deliver nationally-developed best practice guidance in the form of key messages for the project.
The weight of evidence presented thus far implicates a general role of attention in WM, but given the multifaceted nature of attention (Woodman et al., 2001a, 2001b), it is important to consider what form of attention is most relevant.
Cycling is a particularly complex form of participation to examine given its many formats, including sport, recreational and commuter cycling, and the multifaceted nature of the cycling landscape involving a broad range of stakeholders.
