This applies particularly when myriad organizations of multiple types, composed of individuals from different backgrounds, training, and expertise, are responding to different hazards, operating in different geographical areas, and with different values (Jensen and Waugh Jr 2014).
Representative Tom Davis, Republican of Virginia and chairman of the Government Reform Committee, said: "Unfortunately, in the Congress you have a myriad of committees with multiple overlaying jurisdictions on the same issues.
The effort at State involves the sometimes exciting, sometimes duller work of attempting a myriad of activities, "supporting multiple tools," as Clinton put it.
Breast cancer is a myriad of diseases with multiple phenotypes.
"But to improve quality, you have to reach a whole myriad of workers employed by multiple agencies".
The biology of exercise is complex, highly variable, and involves a myriad of adaptive responses in multiple organ systems.
IEMs have a myriad of pathological effects, affecting multiple organ systems that may lead to fatal phenotypes.
Prognostic heterogeneity is complicated by a myriad of liable alterations within multiple biological pathways, stressing the need for further studies on molecular events involved in cancerogenesis, tumor progression and metastasis.
Regular characters Sally, Joshua, and Lobsang face new adventures both on the myriad Earths and the new frontiers of multiple Marses – thrilling stuff from the masters.
These are being widely tested in a myriad of drug delivery applications in multiple tissues, from alleviating tissue rejections from allografts, to targeting cancer cells [ 236, 237].
