Sentence examples for on some facets from inspiring English sources

Our data analysis was consistent with theoretical saturation on the major issues but given the contentious and innovative nature of the topic it is perhaps not surprising that maverick opinion on some facets continued to emerge throughout the study.

Frankly, I wish them all the best — while Ting isn't a perfect service, their twist on wireless service has some facets that I think every carrier could benefit from absconding with.

Within these definitions there are different aspects of quality where some facets rely on relationally based aspects of care (emerging from staff and patient interactions) whereas others are more functional and transactional and rationally calculable (efficiency, waiting times) [ 4, 5].

As for American foreign policy, it is taking on facets of some of those Obama campaign slogans–"hope," "change"–which sounded catchy only until you tried asking what exactly they really meant.

These data imply that glutamate, including that exported by activated microglia themselves, can act on mGluR to suppress some facet of the glutamate export mechanism without having an impact on the fundamental pro-inflammatory activation of microglia.

After the planar growth (i) on one facet plane of the facetted nanowire, another planar growth occurs on the other facet plane (ii), as shown in Figure 3e.

Ms. Miers's courage and willingness to take on another facet of public service to this country are commendable.

The good news is that the US has come hesitantly to call time on one facet of defence spending.

Cody and Brayden's lesson: Don't judge anyone based on one facet of their lives.

With a multifactorial etiology, therapy that focuses on one facet has limited therapeutic efficacy [ 6, 7].

Season 6 episode 8 titled, "Start to Finish," delivers on all facets and then some.