Sentence examples for multifaceted stages and from inspiring English sources

The complex process of AV valve and septum formation, with its multifaceted stages and various signalling pathways involved, would indicate that aberrant AVS development indeed can occur at numerous steps in the process.

Bandura [ 29] suggests that human functioning is too multifaceted to fit into separate, discrete stages and argues that stage thinking could constrain the scope of change-promoting interventions.

But the relative activity of GS1 and GS2 is variable according to the species, organs, N sources, developmental stages and environmental conditions, suggesting a multifaceted participation of isozymes [ 16].

But the application forms are multifaceted and probing, and fill many law students with dread.

Black art, these artists point out, is multifaceted and vibrant, on big screen and small, on stage and in bookstores, in museums and galleries -- leading some of them to ask: Is there no room for a little cheekiness?

Thus, the effect of myofibroblasts on cancer progression appears to be complex and multifaceted and may vary depending upon organ or stage of cancer.

So writes the American psychologist Lauren Slater in her 2004 book, here adapted by the multifaceted theatre company Improbable in a co-production with Northern Stage and West Yorkshire Playhouse.

Theodore Bikel is a multifaceted performer--stage, screen and television acting; folk singing; musical theater performance--Bikel has done them all.

Depression is a systemic and rather multifaceted and heterogeneous illness.

Herself-as-heroine is multifaceted, nuanced and self-judging.

The alliance faces multifaceted threats and challenges from all directions.