The purpose of this review is to highlight how side-by-side analysis of these nucleases is revealing that they too play a multifaceted role by resolving branched recombination intermediates as well as replication structures that arise in S phase (Fig. 1).
Tissue engineering is a multifaceted technology developed with a purpose of regenerating complex tissues and organs.
The shoreline can be seen as a space to which the marine mammals are brought for the purpose of a multifaceted transition, in which their identities, physical forms, and even status as living organisms are changed.
Grrrl Power overtakes the Knitting Factory in this multifaceted evening, which serves a double purpose: to raise money for the East Coast wing of Ladyfest, the feminist music festival that is becoming a nationwide phenomenon, and to feature some of New York's strongest-willed female artists, who are to occupy all of the club's stages.
Because the software is designed for constructing multifaceted geometric forms for manufacturing or architecture purposes, the interface displays all icons, panels and information for constructing different embryos in the initial stage.
In a 2005 judgment, the High Court expressed the view that the phrase necessary or expedient confers upon Parliament "an extremely wide discretionary power and remit that permits a multifarious and multifaceted approach towards achieving any of the purposes specified in Art 14(2) of the Constitution".
Democratic processes are multifaceted and open data can be used for various purposes, with diverging roles, rules and tools by citizens and public administrators.
Multifaceted software processes serve mutually aesthetic, epistemic and performative purposes by simultaneously black-boxing and bridging different data sources, experimental operations and community-wide standards.
Our second research question was: can introduction of a multifaceted education program, which we specifically designed for this purpose, improve the team's compliance to the CGP.
