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Meanings of multifaceted in anglès

Having many aspects.

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Usage of multifaceted in anglès
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Future knowledge translation strategies should be multifaceted and tailored to identified determinants.
Pubmed
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Recently, we reported on the multifaceted nature of NAD-inducible immunity in Arabidopsis.
Pubmed
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Let's do it'. Bonachela says the reason for the popularity is multifaceted.
News.com.au
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But is the Ailes as presented by The Loudest Voice actually multifaceted?
News.com.au
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The study has revealed a multifaceted regulation on sFRP-1 protein by heparin.
Pubmed
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Khrushchev's motives in sending Soviet missiles to Cuba were complex and multifaceted.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
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Yet Afrikaans has a multifaceted nature, numerically dominated by its black speakers.
The South African
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The multifaceted black eyes were slant-set in the narrow, pointed, wicked head.
Phantoms
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As multifaceted and complex problems go, our housing crisis is right up there.
The Irish Times
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A multifaceted approach addressing burnout, medical education costs, and alcohol use is needed.
Pubmed
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The UN initiative Wicked problems require interdisciplinary thinking and multifaceted solutions.
The South African
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Our objective was to increase this rate through a multifaceted quality improvement initiative.
Pubmed
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Incidents were collected with use of a multifaceted approach including direct continuous observation.
Pubmed
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This argument should remind us of just how multifaceted the eurozone's problems are.
The Guardian
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New Orleans coach Alvin Gentry says he's not amazed by Cousins' multifaceted game.
Reuters
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We will implement a national multifaceted plan through school programmes, workplaces.
The South African
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Multifaceted through the time
Multifaceted across language varieties
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