He writes with near-existential subtlety about the very fact of operating within a brain, supposed repository of the soul and with myriad capacities for emotion, memory, belief, speech and, maybe, soul: but also, mainly, jelly and blood.
Recognizing that many oil palm smallholders lack compliance capacity, myriad public and private actors have begun designing initiatives to address compliance barriers and enhance smallholder competitiveness.
Questions pertaining to management and leadership are some of the most complex in health systems analyses, not least because developing management and leadership requires nurturing myriad individual and organisational capacities [ 6].
Its value lies in its capacity to trigger myriad, complex responses in the human physiology.
Potent strikers have the capacity to camouflage a myriad of failings elsewhere in the team.
Many of them, like Manning and McNabb, were drafted not only for their abilities, but also for their capacity to handle the myriad off-the-field distractions and requests for their time from increasingly hungry, hostile and intrusive news media and fans.
Microorganisms have developed the capacity to generate a myriad of structurally diverse, complex organic compounds through dedicated secondary metabolic pathways.
HSPGs have the functional capacity to regulate a myriad of molecular interactions that induce tumor cell proliferation and metastasis [ 28].
Many studies have reported that inflammatory leukocytes promote cancer development due to their enormous plasticity and their capacity to produce a myriad of cytokines, chemokines, metalloserine and metallocysteine proteases, reactive oxygen species, histamine and other bioactive mediators [ 3, 8, 80].
Broad application of our approach to myriad conditions will lead to improved predictive capacity, better informed experimental and sampling design, and more holistic understanding of the biogeochemistry of permeable sediment.
Fruits and vegetables contain a myriad of different components of varying antioxidant capacity, thus offering a range of possibilities for altering PM-induced oxidative effects (O'Byrne et al. 2002).
