Regarding the multifaceted relation between production and city there is obviously no ambition to be nor comprehensive neither representative.
The guidelines revolve around minimizing cognitive activity that does not contribute to learning, working with specific learning goals in mind, and appreciating the multifaceted relation between learning and assessment.
Although recent multicentre studies do not point to a close relation between AR and lymphocele [ 17], there is evidence to support a multifaceted relation between AR, lymphangiogenesis and lymphocele formation.
However, scholars also admit the lack of systematic inquiry into the empirical consequences and contexts of multifaceted social relations (Bian 2010).
So far the president's war on terrorism has been multifaceted, including various public-relations initiatives and financial assistance for Pakistan and Afghanistan.
But an important goal of feminist science studies is to encourage the presence of women and men who differ by race, class, nation, sexuality, disability, etc. and who can bring to science and science studies a multifaceted awareness of difference, power relations, domination, language and of the need for innovative methodologies.
Strategies must be multifaceted, integrated and coordinated in relation to the health sector and its environment.
This, according to our participants, meant that many therapeutic approaches were unable to meet needs in relation to the multifaceted and interacting nature of the children's problems: The dilemma for the looked after children really is that what's brought them into the situation is very complex.
To do so, we employed a set of behavioral and neural measures to capture a multifaceted perspective on assessing these brain-behavior relations.
In fact, networks are multifaceted communication systems, held together by historical relations that allow for dynamic, emergent, adaptive and flexible associations.
