The role of zinc as a global regulator was underlined through the myriad of terms associated with closely linked terms of 'positive regulation of biological process' (38 genes, P = 7.2 × 10-4; Figure 3) and 'positive regulation of cellular process' (33 genes, P = 0.0032; Figures 3 and 4F).
The past 500 years have seen a myriad of terms used as referents to indigenous Americans, including American Indian, Native American, First Nation, Eskimo, Inuit, and Native Alaskan.
If the survey the Jets sent to some of their fans last month is a guide, they will offer myriad payment terms and some buyback options that might ease P.S.L. sticker shock.
Imagine this as a sub-article within the article, dedicated to the folks who experience profound social anxiety and existential dread at the mention or scent of weed, and channel this fear into myriad different terms.
Imagine this as a sub-article within the article, dedicated to the folks who experience profound social anxiety and existential dread at the mention or scent of weed, and channel this fear into myriad different terms.
That the U.S. has been able to lead all 12 TPP economies to agreement on the myriad of terms of a free trade agreement is a huge diplomatic achievement, and a testament to the United States' continuing leadership in the rules of international trade.
Indeed, Streiner & Norman [ 24] suggest that the myriad of terms that are used to describe such approaches means that one of the most difficult aspects of validity testing is the terminology.
The myriad phenotype terms encompassed by these studies have been additionally grouped into 22 upper-level MeSH disease categories (Supplementary Figure 2), with common areas extensively covered (eg, neoplasms, nutritional and metabolic diseases, nervous system illness and immune system disorders).
Despite the myriad of terms coined to refer to knowledge translation – including research utilization, implementation, dissemination, and diffusion, among others [ 48] – the term might be understood as 'any activity or process that facilitates the transfer of high-quality evidence from research into effective changes in health policy, clinical practice, or products' [ 49].
This was one of the contributing factors to the Flint water crisis, which, since it began in April 2014, has exposed nearly 15,000 children to lead contamination and its myriad long-term consequences.
