The final graphical summary depicts the multifactorial properties of ligand binding.
The actions of lysosomotropic agents such as chloroquine reveal the multifactorial properties required for carriers used in non-viral gene delivery.
Both instruments were multifactorial with satisfactory psychometric properties.
Although this is not a multifactorial study of paper properties, it was observed that the brittleness of paper also changed discontinuously as a function of time.
It is a multifactorial phenomenon, involving the properties of the respective materials and implant design, but also implant functioning, as determined by the implantation technique.
Fungal virulence is multifactorial, involving several phenotypic properties, such as host defense factors, toxins, adhesins, α-1,3-glucan, extracellular proteinases, estrogen-binding proteins, thermotolerance, and hydrolytic enzymes, among several other factors [ 17].
Accordingly, we assume that the mechanisms of action inhibiting tumor growth after HAI of CE + BE + OX are multifactorial, including the anti-angiogenic properties of the drugs, but also direct anti-proliferative and pro-apoptotic actions.
By definition, endophenotypes are features associated with a multifactorial condition, with the following properties: they are inheritable, primarily state-independent (they manifest in an individual whether or not illness is active), they cosegregate with the illness within families, and they are found in nonaffected family members at a higher rate than in the general population [ 3].
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.
Each of these steps is a multifactorial process, with potentially different tumor cell properties and molecules playing critical roles, and therefore each of these steps separately deserves detailed attention.
