Whilst families and social networks of course overlap in most contexts, depicting them as having separate sets of effectors avoids the assumption that their effects will be homogenous, encouraging scrutiny of the multiple influences and diverse possible interactions in differing circumstances.
And James Deen's so-called "feminist porn star" persona should not absolve him of scrutiny when multiple women say he has violated them.
One of them is framing issues, the second one is a live presence, showing what's happening, and the third one is investigative reporting deep analysis, scrutiny from multiple angles of the corridors of power and asking questions, hard questions.
Nevertheless, limited staffing, absence of electronic surveillance and reporting, the wide geographic area traversed by the patient, intense media scrutiny, and the simultaneous involvement of multiple public health and law enforcement agencies posed major challenges to the investigation.
"Climate science has proven remarkably robust to repeated scrutiny, and multiple lines of evidence indicate that climate change and ocean acidification pose serious and increasing risks for the future," the group says.
Kushner, who has been assigned a rather large array of tasks as a White House senior adviser, has faced plenty of scrutiny in the multiple investigations into whether Trump's campaign colluded with Russia last year.
"Its elements might include online voting, e-dialogue between representatives and those represented, increased interconnectedness between the functions of representation, scrutiny and legislation, multiple concepts of what is a constituency, flexibility about what is debated when and how, and a much more intense pace for invention and adaptation".
After facing scrutiny in multiple markets over questions of passenger safety, global transportation service Uber said it is reviewing some of its business practices and is working to make improvements.
It is nonsense to suggest that a programme that has been the subject of multiple reviews has been slipped through without scrutiny.
Given the multiple deployments, increasing scrutiny of post-traumatic stress syndrome and soldier suicides, I can't help thinking that the boys' club is suddenly happy to "allow" women to serve on the front lines.
