Sentence examples for multifaceted reaction from inspiring English sources

"It was intended to provoke a multifaceted reaction and it did," he said.

The metal-catalyzed H/D exchange is a multifaceted reaction whose mechanism depends strongly on the reaction conditions and on the metal complex used as a catalyst.

This polymorphism of pathological astroglial phenotypes most likely results from multifaceted glial reaction to AD-like pathology which includes atrophic and astrogliotic changes.

However, depending on the mechanism, the shape of the dose response curve for the ultimate toxic effect (the apical effect) will vary, and as Conolly and Lutz (2004) note, "Actions of a toxic agent in an organism are multifaceted, the reaction of the organism accordingly is pleiotropic, the dose response is the result of a superimposition of all interactions that pertain".

In other words, poverty in America is a multifaceted problem, and it needs a multifaceted response.

Analysis of the recent literature indicates the existence of multifaceted astroglial reactions in the progression of various neurodegenerative processes.

Diversity in observed associations may reflect a multifaceted immune response that begins with a localized reaction including macrophage activation and ends with the release of cytokines systemically (Brook et al. 2010).

"Other people's reactions are multifaceted," she said.

The overall activity of the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) over multifaceted nanoparticles is typically interpreted as a linear combination of the ORR activity of different facets and surface site-types present on these particles.

Oxidant stress induced by a toxicant is invariably a multifaceted process involving exogenous and endogenous reactions between xenobiotic and cellular macromolecules.

The reaction of the brain is multifaceted and immediate; it induces the secretion of anti-inflammatory corticosteroids, changes the body temperature and releases vagal neurotransmitters that serve to suppress the inflammation by diminishing the release of tumor-necrosis factor TNF[3], [6].