Sentence examples for may have multifactorial from inspiring English sources
While we have shown that a subpopulation of differentiated cardiomyocytes has proliferative potential, our results do not exclude the possibility that pyrvinium-mediated Wnt inhibition may have multifactorial impact that contribute to the observed favorable post-injury global remodeling.
However, these diseases may have multifactorial origin including oxidative stress derivation.
20 Selective reporting by physicians may have multifactorial causes such as lack of time, thinking that an ADR which is already known is not worth mentioning, or concerns about data confidentiality.
The occurrence of an HLE during ECMO may have a multifactorial genesis.
We believe that EMND, just as ALS, may have a multifactorial etiology and that oxidative stress is a major contributing/predisposing factor, i.e., sufficient cause, in motor neuron death but not necessarily the sole etiologic agent/factor.
MIH may have a multifactorial aetiology with a genetic predisposition associated with one or more of a range of systemic insults occurring at a susceptible stage in the development of specific teeth.
Interestingly, angiotensin II promotes upregulation of ICAM-1 and VCAM-1 on endothelial cells (25), and reduction of angiotensin II levels by ACE inhibition may have a multifactorial effect in decreasing albuminuria including reduction of adhesion molecules in addition to diminishing glomerular filtration pressure and promoting profibrotic pathways.
Most primary headaches have multifactorial inheritance and a precise description of the pathogenesis is lacking.
In contrast, migraine without aura (MO) and migraine with typical aura (MA) have multifactorial inheritance [2 7].
Preterm birth and stillbirth have multifactorial etiologies.
Coagulation disturbances after birth asphyxia have multifactorial origin.
