Sentence examples for myriad conditions from inspiring English sources

Since then, scientists have been replicating his work, documenting the shapes of ice crystals in myriad conditions.

This year, runners will face myriad conditions, potentially resulting in a wild swing of weather rarely seen during the event's 123-year history.

They warned the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, that the agreement, unless hedged around with myriad conditions and qualifications, would force them to resign.

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.

If the goal of a professional education in architecture is to enable students to participate directly in the world as an architect – a liberal arts education asks that students consider the broader and myriad conditions in which architecture is conceived and practiced and, in turn, to understand how architecture inevitably alters those conditions.

His work was the foundation for much of modern steroid chemistry, including the synthesis of Aldosterone, which is important in the early understanding of the endocrine system and the development of Prednisone, which is still used throughout the world for treatment of myriad conditions.

The Target of Rapamycin Complex I (TORC1) orchestrates global reprogramming of transcriptional programs in response to myriad environmental conditions, yet, despite the commonality of the TORC1 complex components, different TORC1-inhibitory conditions do not elicit a uniform transcriptional response.

Table 2 lists some of the potential problems, but myriad medical conditions are likely to challenge clinicians, and the whole medical encyclopaedia may need to be redefined for the conditions of space travel.

The lab has developed tests that simulate myriad driving conditions, from open highway to teeth-clenching city traffic.

There is also an active consult service with exposure to patients with respiratory complications of myriad health conditions.

The same holds true for Alzheimer's, diabetes, autism, heart disease, and myriad other conditions whose complex origins have proved difficult to identify.