Death of hepatocytes by hypoxia and H R injury is a multifactorial event including alteration of the plasma membrane, increase of autophagic vacuoles, rupture of blebs on the cell surface, calcium accumulation and mitochondrial damage [9].
It has become clear, thanks to transcriptional analyses that activation of an effector immune response is a multifactorial event that includes the activation of all arms of effector immunity including both innate and adaptive mechanisms and that neither alone is sufficient to induce tissue specific rejection [ 51, 52].
Thus, occlusal trauma alone cannot satisfactorily explain the development of NCCLs, and it may be assumed that the role of occlusal loading in NCCLs appears to be part of a multifactorial event.
It might well be that IMD is a multifactorial event and the selected group of study participants had survived because there was no difference to the control group.
This complication is a multifactorial event affected by a number of variables including patient' age, bone quality, fracture pattern, quality of reduction, lag screw positioning in the femoral head, implant design and the choice of CCD-nail angle [ 1, 8].
They also considered error as a multifactorial event and believed that in many cases, an error is the product or consequence of the flaws and shortcomings in the organization.
Suicide is considered a multifactorial event that involves biological, social, individual and environmental factors [ 10].
The decreased vesicular release by the GRASP mutant reinforces the importance of Golgi components in extracellular vesicle formation and supports the notion that extracellular release of vesicles in fungi is a multifactorial cellular event of high complexity, and possibly involves considerable redundancy.
This is the largest study thus far to integrate qualitative data concerning fall descriptions with quantitative data outlining health characteristics and thereby yields a multi-faceted analysis of fall-related hip fractures, which are by nature complex multifactorial events.
Tumorigenesis is considered to occur as a multifactorial events.
