But though there are no one-celled plants or animals, there are indeed myriad many-celled protists.
His journey through life brought him myriad adventures, many good friends, and a wealth of memories.
He's surrounded by myriad practitioners, many of whom praise him, some of whom deride him.
For myriad reasons, many people here do not like to be photographed, and they often make that clear.
"Auto Focus" ends with Crane's murder, but it does not delve into the myriad theories (many of them crackpot) surrounding his death.
Most of the names I knew relatively well: their appointments would be follow-ups on diabetes, mental health problems, heart disease, or any number of the myriad difficulties many of us struggle along with.
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New ways to track down coveted pieces are myriad with many galleries also launching online stores, auction houses and references online making art buying more accessible and affordable.
There are myriad charities, many of them church-related, such as Catholic Charities USA, that provide logistical and financial support to disaster response teams.
The twist vs other lost item tracker devices (of which there are myriad — so many, in fact, that frankly I've lost count; just one extant example that springs to mind is Tile) is that Iota boasts a longer and more reliable tracking range than some rivals, and has no monthly subscription fees — being as it's not running over a standard cellular network.
It is clear from a variety of studies in cell culture that TGF-β can have myriad effects, many of which complement each other, but others that appear paradoxic.
