Most of all, in baseball, there is no complicated, multifaceted offense to learn and no five-inch-thick playbook to memorize before a player can reasonably be expected to contribute.
In addition to its vasodilator action, NO also confers multifaceted endothelial protective effects, including pro‐angiogenic, anti‐apoptotic, and anti‐inflammatory effects (Ungvari & Csiszar, 2012; Sonntag et al., 2013).
Nitric oxide (NO) has multifaceted biological and immunological functions [ 36, 37] and is biosynthesized by different isoforms of NO synthases localized in neurons, in endothelial cells, or in mitochondria [ 38].
There was no evidence that multifaceted interventions worked better than audit and feedback alone.
"Amateur photographers do not take pictures like professionals, but the pictures they produce are often no less dense and multifaceted".
It can certainly be argued that no appraisal of his multifaceted achievement, like the Balanchine 100 celebration now under way at Lincoln Center, would be complete without some allusion to his showman side.
"Arizona has adopted its own immigration policy, which focuses solely on maximum enforcement and pays no heed to the multifaceted judgments" that immigration law provides for the executive branch to make, the Obama administration wrote in its brief.
Because it is such a multifaceted issue, no one strategy has helped cut teen pregnancy so significantly in New York -- and no single approach will help us continue making progress.
From birth to adulthood, a multifaceted exclusion No official existence for 10% of children under one.
The effects different feedstock traits have on cell wall deconstruction are multifaceted, and no one superlative characteristic has been identified.
While their one-day workshop on searching and appraisal skills was interactive, the overall intervention was not multifaceted, and no follow-up support was provided.
