'multifarious roles' is a correct word and phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has many or various roles or purposes. For example, "The multifarious roles of government in a democracy are often overlooked."
Security practitioners and management should be aware of the multifarious roles of human and organizational factors and CIS vulnerabilities and that CIS vulnerabilities are not the sole result of a technological problem or programming mistake.
Herein, we provide a concise minireview to elaborate the multifarious roles of CQDs in photocatalysis, including photoelectron mediator and acceptor, photosensitizer, photocatalyst, reducing agent for metal salt, enhancing adsorption capacity and spectral converter.
The multifarious roles of intrinsic disorder on the functions of PTEN and its interactomes were covered in a recent study.
Further work is clearly needed for a deeper understanding of the multifarious roles and functions of intrinsic disorder in creation and maintenance of proteinaceous machines.
Dr. John embodies the history, funk and mysticism of New Orleans past and present — a multifarious role that Mr. Rebennack has been exploring in three programs at the academy.
As Belyi et al. [ 5] note, VP35-like gene expression could be a coevolutionary answer of mammals to the multifarious immunosuppressive role of viral VP35.
Moreover, "IPA-Core-Analysis" revealed that this small subset of tightly inter-regulated molecular targets showed influential participation in many canonical signaling pathways and demonstrated defined roles in multifarious biological functions.
However, PCSK9 mediates multifarious functions independent of its role in lipid homeostasis, which can be grouped under "pleiotropic functions" of the protein.
Yet in all of its multifarious guises, design has one recurring role as an agent of change.
His is also a reputation untested by the competing demands and multifarious pressures of national office.
Apparently, the EcR plays a vital role in the transcription of multifarious genes [34], [35].
