Sentence examples for multifaceted this from inspiring English sources

During my conversations with Payne and other medical experts, I began to understand just how vast and multifaceted this illness can be.

This is not to disparage it as elusive, but to express how multifaceted the art form can be.

This tragic attraction of man and woman in a ballroom — a poet meeting his fate and muse — is brief but multifaceted; the emotion on both sides is divided but striking.

This multifaceted deleterious cascade can result in substantial variability in performance even under the same experimental conditions.

These phenotypes, coupled with the observation that pepD deletion results in upregulation of numerous stress-responsive determinants in M. tuberculosis under physiological conditions including sigE [12], underscores the complex regulation and multifaceted activity of this protein.

This multifaceted FT was based on a successful FT developed for the SIs.

This multifaceted, active process must attend to the medical, psychosocial, educational, and vocational needs of chronically ill adolescents.

This multifaceted educational campaign achieved moderate success in increasing knowledge of the health risks and changing attitudes despite a short period of intervention.

Not for many years have I seen so multifaceted an account of this elegant, mysterious, magician: crusty and poetic, genial and controlling, with gestures that powerfully lead into the character's mystery.

However, to better represent this broad, multifaceted construct, the definition of numeracy was coupled with a more detailed definition of numerate behavior for PIAAC: Numerate behavior involves managing a situation or solving a problem in a real context, by responding to mathematical content, information or ideas, represented in multiple ways (OECD 2012).

In this review, multifaceted interventions were associated with a larger effect size (8.8% absolute difference in behavior), but the change was not statistically different from the overall effect.