Sentence examples for multifactorial problem from inspiring English sources

Discomfort in vehicle seats is a multifactorial problem with large increases in discomfort occurring during extended duration driving.

Better understanding of current treatment options and factors determining nutritional intake, may help design new strategies to solve this multifactorial problem.

Such a multifactorial problem requires a coordinated effort between OB-GYNs and dentists to reach mothers-to-be, said Dr. Stefanie Russell, a dentist and an epidemiologist at New York University.

Transport losses are a multifactorial problem consisting of people, pig, facility design, management, transportation, processing plant, and environmental factors, and, because of these multiple factors, continued research efforts are needed to understand how each of the factors and the relationships among factors affect the well-being of the pig during the marketing process.

The creationism/evolution controversy is a multifactorial problem, and it will require multifactorial solutions.

I think when you look at pain it's very difficult because pain in children like Emma is very rarely a straightforward simple single cause pain, you know it's obviously frequently a complicated multifactorial problem, so it might be what we would think of as usual pain, it might be pain from their nerves because their neurological system is not healthy, which we might call neuropathic pain.

Respiratory diseases in pigs are often considered as multifactorial problems caused by various pathogens (viral and bacterial) in combination.

The results of all the competing methods except those that are aimed at multifactorial problems are summarized in Table  2.

Fatigue and reduced HRQOL are multifactorial problems and the group of patients is too small to identify all the contributors to these problems.

It is likely that biomaterials are subject to multifactorial problems because of (1) their physical properties (e.g., porosity and degradability), (2) their mechanical properties (e.g., stiffness and strength), or (3) the nature of the patient's immune response to the implanted biomaterials.

Diabetes is a multifactorial health problem that requires a multidisciplinary approach to prevention and treatment.