The malignant effects of chronic pain in children are multifactorial and relatively unyielding without treatment. |
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Furthermore, consumers recognize the importance of overall diet and the multifactorial nature of diet-related diseases. |
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The authors of this study suggest that the etiology of the syndrome is multifactorial, including anxiety and, possibly, asthma. |
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The ones that every physician sees are multifactorial and very hard to deal with. |
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Conduct disorder has a multifactorial etiology that includes biologic, psychosocial and familial factors. |
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Usually, delirium is multifactorial, and other causes should be identified. |
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Table 1 shows the patients' demographic characteristics, 30 day postoperative mortality, unifactorial and multifactorial analysis. |
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In black rats, resistance was supposed to be multifactorial, judging from its unstable heredity. |
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We confirmed the multifactorial origin of muscular injuries and showed a heterogeneous isokinetic profile. |
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The most common cause of genetic disorders is multifactorial or polygenic inheritance. |
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We also performed an exploratory analysis to determine the relative effectiveness of the components of the multifactorial falls risk assessment. |
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Cleft lips and palates are classified as what is called a multifactorial condition. |
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Oral disease, especially dental caries, is complicated and multifactorial, and it often begins to develop during infancy. |
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Examples of multifactorial disorders include cleft lip and palate, neural tube defects and pyloric stenosis. |
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This book starts with a basic discussion about genetic diseases and multifactorial disorders. |
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Because of the many etiological factors involved, multifactorial diseases are not, strictly speaking, the sole result of hereditary transmission. |
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Some of the most common chronic diseases are multifactorial genetic disorders. |
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Clubfoot is a complex, multifactorial deformity with genetic and intrauterine factors. |
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Non-compliance is a multifactorial problem and requires multifactorial responses. |
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The decline in the use of obstetric forceps is multifactorial although many of the factors are inter-related. |
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The aetiology of obstetric cholestasis is undoubtedly multifactorial, with genetic, environmental, and hormonal factors having important roles. |
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Such common conditions as cancer, heart disease, and diabetes are now considered to be multifactorial disorders. |
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The employment of senior citizens is a multifactorial social issue with regard to its causes, consequences and solutions. |
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It also helps explain one component of ADHD, which is a multifactorial disease. |
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It appears to be a multifactorial disease in persons who are genetically predisposed. |
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The cause of type 2 diabetes mellitus is multifactorial but several trends have become obvious and some genetic markers have been identified. |
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The authors postulated that this decrease is likely to be multifactorial. |
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We can combat that but it can only be done by working with our international partners in a multifactorial and multinational fashion. |
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Even then, the sheer complexity of the diet, as well as the multifactorial origins of chronic diseases, makes it difficult to prove causal links. |
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Although genetic factors play a major causative role, other multifactorial mechanisms are also involved in aetiology. |
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International clinical guidelines now include exercise as an important component of an effective multifactorial intervention for the prevention of falls. |
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A predisposition test provides information about the genetic component of a multifactorial disorder. |
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As they state, fracture prevention is a multifactorial problem. |
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The etiology of reduced diaphragm strength is potentially multifactorial. |
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Other programs have used a combination of some or all of the aforementioned interventions in a multifactorial approach. |
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The cause of perioperative bradycardia is often multifactorial which may be both pharmacological and physiological. |
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Most human genetic defects can be categorized as resulting from either chromosomal, single-gene Mendelian, single-gene non-Mendelian, or multifactorial causes. |
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As in eastern Africa, where violence intersected with the intensifying activities of slave raiders, so in Southern Africa the violence of this period is multifactorial and needs to be more closely analyzed. |
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Most of the common hereditary birth defects, however, are multifactorial. |
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This is particularly important with respect to diagnostic, prognostic, therapeutic and preventive developments for multifactorial diseases, which are anticipated to replace rare monogenic diseases in patent applications. |
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The reasons were multifactorial, but what we can clearly say is that the gun registry had absolutely nothing to do with the decline in homicides due to firearms in Canada. |
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The reasons why people with MS become depressed are likely multifactorial. |
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The results of a multifactorial experiment including trypanosome infection, deworming or not and different levels of diet showed that the level of trypanotolerance in WAD goats is much less pronounced than in Djallonke sheep. |
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Practitioners in health, social services and recreation often lack specific training in injury prevention and may not understand the multifactorial nature of injuries. |
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If much disease-susceptibility may be linked to multifactorial genetic analysis, it is likely that cures too will work better on some groups of patients than others for these same genetic reasons. |
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Tumorigenesis is a multifactorial and complex process involving multiple oncogenes and resulting in cancerous cells with specific proliferation capabilities as well as particular sensitivity to any given cytotoxic agent. |
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While the whole process of policy has been described as a chaos of purposes and accidents, I prefer to use the terms complex, multifactorial and non-linear. |
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These brain diseases have a multifactorial evolution. |
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Monica pointed out that process and outcome indicators are probably most important since the impact indicators are multifactorial and perhaps more challenging to collect. |
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These genetic and environmental factors could be considered in future epidemiologic studies of this multifactorial disease. |
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It soon became clear, after careful genotype-phenotype correlations, that CF behaves in many ways like a multifactorial disorder. |
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The causes of haematological abnormalities in HIV infection are multifactorial. |
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The authors also record a large number of diagnoses of genetic, cytogenetic and multifactorial disorders in persons of Indian ancestry. |
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The causes of weight gain with second-generation antipsychotics are not well understood, but probably multifactorial, he said. |
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I then asked if atherosclerosis was a multifactorial disease or a unifactorial one. |
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A multifactorial intervention for the prevention of falls in psychogeriatric nursing home patients, a randomised controlled trial. |
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The cause of diarrhea in celiac sprue is multifactorial, resulting from impaired absorption by the duodenum and jejunum, and net secretion by jejunal mucosa. |
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Management of bradycardic and tachycardic heart rhythms, postural hypotension and podiatric concerns are all effective parts of a multifactorial approach to fall reduction. |
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