All the examples above do not exhaust the myriad of 'inclusive' cases in the field.
There is a myriad of false positive cases described in the literature for detecting cholesteatoma using non-echoplanar DWI.
If you've used Sonos in the past few years, you'll have struggled with their controller app, a service that, thanks to the myriad of potential use cases, suffered from a lot of user experience problems.
Notwithstanding the methodological caveats of this explorative study, and the scope for more in-depth analysis, our findings suggests that beyond the myriad of individual planning cases, the emerging landscape of wind energy development in England is markedly uneven, and sometimes inequitable.
General Bignone is accused of holding ultimate responsibility for myriad cases of torture, illegal break-ins and deprivations of human rights from 1976 to 1978, before he was appointed president by the military junta in the waning years of the dictatorship.
While this may be a possible fate for some lineages through the course of evolutionary history, there is a myriad of recent literature documenting cases of just the opposite: divergence with gene flow and long-term maintenance of species boundaries in the face of secondary contact [ 89, 90, 92- 94, 96].
Bhutto extracted her own concession: forgiveness of the myriad corruption cases against her and her husband, Asif Ali Zardari.
When Monsanto introduced the playing fields of America to AstroTurf in 1965, there were myriad cases of "carpet burn" and torn knee ligaments from shoes catching in the unyielding artificial fiber and broken bones from the cement underneath.
The prevalence of BRCA1/2 mutations in patients with both breast and ovarian cancer in our study was 50% and higher than that in Myriad data (20%), although the number of cases were small [ 46].
It's a narrative that recounts every lurid report of Israeli cruelty as indisputable fact but leaves out the rise of Fatah and Palestinian terrorism before 1967; the Munich Olympics; Black September; myriad cases of suicide bombings; and other spectaculars.
