The Bank's efforts to promote and disseminate knowledge on tobacco taxation did not stop with the release of these two publications but continued until 2005 through a multiplicity of activities organised by HNP economists Aida Yurekli and Joy de Beyer (World Bank, 2005).
This multiplicity of biological activity, combined with the difficulty of maintaining a stable, effective concentration of the compound in the bloodstream, makes it impractical as a potential medicine.
A sea voyage to Norway in the summer of 1896 failed to revive Morris's flagging energies, and he died that autumn after returning home, worn out by the multiplicity of his activities.
The Gusii economy comprises a multiplicity of productive activities: they farm pyrethrum and tea as cash crops, as well as millet, corn (maize), cassava, sorghum, yams, peanuts (groundnuts), and bananas; and they keep cattle, sheep, goats, chickens, and bees.
MetaCyc has adopted a formal representation of the relation between proteins and chemical reactions they can catalyze and thus deals with the multiplicity of enzymatic activity-reaction relations.
The role of Finance was described as being "restricted to identifying multiplicity of program activities and determining burden of recurrent cost within the proposed projects".
Secondly, the PCFP and other UNICEF sector programs contain a multiplicity of different activities going on at the same time, such that it appears difficult to fully review and document all of them.
Elapidae venom PLA2 exerts a multiplicity of novel, nonenzymatic activities, including neurotoxic and antiplatelet activity (group I), whereas viperid venom PLA2 is synovial-type (group II) PLA2 [ 22].
Dyslipidemia is influenced by a multiplicity of factors, including activity and disease duration, comorbidity, and pharmacological therapies, particularly with corticosteroids [ 5].
The multiplicity of Telemann's activities and the great number of his compositions are remarkable, indeed.
