Sentence examples for multifactorial models of from inspiring English sources

Penn et al. [ 1] argued that multifactorial models of schizophrenia, including only non-social cognitive processes i.e. 'neurocognition', did not adequately explain the social functioning impairment in schizophrenia.

Multifactorial models of risk have been proposed for explaining transmission of risk from parent to offspring of parents with non-affective psychosis [ 5] bipolar disorder [ 8], depression [ 9], and with broader diagnoses of SMI [ 10].

Inspired by causal concepts in the disease literature, Meeuwisse (1994a) created his new multifactorial model of athletic injury aetiology.

We then incorporated these findings into a multifactorial model of microvascular pathophysiology based on current evidence.

In general, our data are well in line with the multifactorial model of fears and phobias (Muris and Merckelbach 2001).

Results support a multifactorial model of perceived barriers to mental health service use that includes practical barriers, lack of knowledge, and negative anticipatory emotions related to service use.

Genetic epidemiological studies of family history and twin concordance studies are consistent with an underlying multifactorial model of disease susceptibility with a significant polygenic component.

Such findings support the multifactorial model of gastric pathology that includes the host, H. pylori, and the environment [ 13, 36, 39].

A multifactorial model of the etiology of EDs is generally accepted in the literature [ 9] and particular risk factors have been identified.

GPs who provide a diagnosis tend to have a broader, multifactorial, model of the condition and more positive attitudes towards CFS/ME.

Individuals who hold erroneous beliefs regarding the multifactorial etiology of common health conditions may have difficulty engaging with future prevention and screening recommendations that are developed based on a multifactorial model of disease causation.