Sentence examples for multifaceted one from inspiring English sources

The problem of improving lung protection in ARDS is obviously an extremely complex and multifaceted one and involves consideration of multiple factors beyond mechanical pressure limits.

There is also a photo of the Fillmore's sign for Dilla Day Detroit, and a Pure Comics print of a warrior woman decapitating enemies while shouting "Say nice things about Detroit!" As Harris tells me their history is not just techno, it's a varied, rich and multifaceted one.

The mechanism by which miR-155 participates in the formation of RA may be multifaceted, one of which is that miR-155 targets the 3′ untranslated region of Src homology-2 containing inositol phosphatase 1 (SHIP1), a negative regulator of inflammation [ 10].

Multifaceted interventions appear to be more effective than single KT interventions [ 2, 3], although others have shown that single KT strategies can be as effective at changing knowledge (but not practice) as multifaceted ones when they utilized tailored and targeted messaging [ 4].

Solutions must be multifaceted, vary depending on context, culture, history and legal codes.

Or perhaps the pig has been out-pandered by the considerate and multifaceted waitstaff; the other day, one of them, a tousle-haired young man with a breezy affect, explained that he occasionally cooks, makes pastries, and even d.j.'s at the restaurant.

There were nine studies that used more than one main method (multifaceted).

This non-exhaustive list of questions shows how complex and multifaceted a health system response to one issue can be.

The impact of liver disease on HRQoL is multifaceted.

The impact of injury on footballers can be multifaceted.

The effects of HCV envelope proteins on RANTES secretion are multifaceted.