The fate of gene duplicates seems to be multifarious and subject to various factors.
As we grow used to more multifarious and insistent rhythms as a matter of course, we may also pick up another aspect of African esthetics.
Color, it turns out, was a multifarious, complicated, ever-shifting thing.
Bypassing Donne, Bach, the Sufi poets and Socrates, Dennett, Dawkins and others are free to reduce the multifarious religious experience of humanity "to a matter of bones and feathers and wishful thinking, a matter of rituals and social bonding and false etiologies and the fear of death".
Feminists's responses on both sides of the issue have been multifarious.
It's not a matter of suspense: the swaths of elaborate writing, multifarious implication, magic realist butterflying and two subplots -- both connected to Earl's death -- muffle any mere narrative expectations on the reader's part.
CSVD, microangiopathy of the cerebral white and gray matter, indicates a group of pathological process with multifarious etiology and pathogenesis that involve the small vessels, including arterioles, venules, and capillaries of the brain.
The multifarious voices largely united on only one issue: the jester must not become king.
The truth of the matter is that Google's ambitions are far greater, and the browser extension's capabilities are more multifarious, than this reputation suggests.
The applications are multifarious.
Human differences are multitudinous, multifarious.
