Essential hypertension (EH) and cardiovascular disease are common, multifactorial disorders likely to be influenced by multiple genes of modest effect.
The stability of gas storage cavern complex constructed in bedded salt rock formation might be influenced by multiple factors during the operation process.
Both quantitative (e.g., height) and qualitative (e.g., eye color) traits may be influenced by multiple loci and these loci may interact with one another and may not follow the simple rules of Mendelian dominance.
Immersiveness is a crucial aspect of such an installation, and can be influenced by multiple factors such as video, sounds, interaction and, finally, the density of all combined stimuli.
Pulse and blood pressure might be influenced by multiple confounding factors and this point should definitely be considered when interpreting data.
The expression level of heterologous genes has been illustrated to be influenced by multiple factors, including gene dosage, promoter strength, secondary structure of mRNA and RBS sequence (Stenstrom et al. 2001; Salis et al. 2009).
Groundwater quality can be influenced by multiple types of human-induced activities in addition to the geological factors which include by-products from factories, agricultural practices, industrial, municipal activities and residential (Nas and Berktay 2010).
Languages are often described as having timing set primarily by accents, syllables, or moras, depending on how rhythm is established, though a language can be influenced by multiple approaches.
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a disease of complex aetiology believed to be influenced by multiple genetic and environmental risk factors.
SCCHN tumorigenesis and progression are known to be influenced by multiple growth factors and cytokine signaling factors, including interleukin 6 (IL-6) [14] [17].
The genetic contribution to variation in lipid-lowering response to statin treatment appears to be influenced by multiple loci with small individual contributions that are compounded when jointly inherited.
