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multiple factors
plural noun
genetics two or more genes that act as a unit, producing cumulative effects in the phenotype
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Multiple factors fuel my daughter’s desire to learn the skill.
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Strategists say that multiple factors formed a price floor for oil prices.
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Determining legal residency for voting takes multiple factors into account, but Posobiec’s situation appears problematic, according to Pennsylvania election law expert and attorney Adam Bonin.
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Multiple factors can even converge within the same individual.
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Multiple factors have contributed to this improvement.
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