Injuries in toddlers are multifaceted phenomena with a wide variety of relevant risk factors in play.
Fatigue after stroke is a multifaceted phenomenon associated with demographic, physiological, psychocognitive, and organic factors [ 2, 5, 10].
With the launch of the Global Approach to Migration, considering migration as a multifaceted phenomenon that must be addressed with a balanced approach, the EU adopted a novel posture that differs significantly from its previous stance on migration.
It was, therefore, necessary to draw on more than one ethical theory to deal adequately with the multifaceted phenomenon of decision-making in advanced cancer from a normative perspective.
Based on our findings, we propose gathering validated information with regards to a multifaceted phenomenon such as gemstone therapy – this might open new vistas in the field of medicine and benefit a larger number of patients.
Informality is best understood as a multifaceted phenomenon, influenced by the relationship that the state establishes with private agents through regulation, monitoring, and the provision of public services (see, for example, the discussion in Gatti et al. 2012).
Prestinaci, F., Pezzotti, P. & Pantosti, A. Antimicrobial resistance: a global multifaceted phenomenon.
The scholars will discuss interdisciplinary approaches to the multifaceted phenomenon of the early modern voyage.
Guttmann's Facet Theory was applied to study literacy as a complex, multifaceted phenomenon.
Voltaire's denunciations remind us that the Enlightenment was a much more complex and multifaceted phenomenon than the dawn of reason and freedom that Hirsi Ali evokes.
