Meanings of multifactorial diseases in English

The potential for genetic screening of multifactorial diseases, for example, cancers, should also be considered.

In humans, the elucidation of the genetics underlying multifactorial diseases such as pre-eclampsia remains complex.

Overall genomic discoveries for preterm birth lag behind progress for many other multifactorial diseases and traits.

The heritability of most common, multifactorial diseases is rather modest and known genetic effects account for a small part of it.

Unfortunately, the use of these resources and their interpretation are not straightforward when applied to complex, multifactorial diseases such as schizophrenia.

The allele frequency data for MTHFR could increase the accuracy and reliability of the individual risk calculation for multifactorial diseases in the Russian population.

Background: Multifactorial diseases arise from complex patterns of interaction between a set of genetic traits and the environment.