multiple factors

plural noun

1. genetics two or more genes that act as a unit, producing cumulative effects in the phenotype

Example Sentences

There are multiple factors in the rise of obesity – including a change in lifestyles and urbanisation.

From BBC

Mental health is a complex issue and often there can be multiple factors which can make this period of time difficult for women, including the menopause, relationship issues, children leaving home and caring responsibilities.

From BBC

Tokyo’s underwhelming viewership is attributable to multiple factors, many having to do with its telecast during the pandemic.

From Salon

Health economist William L. Schpero, one of the researchers who performed the audit, said that “the access challenges we identified are likely the product of multiple factors,” including “inaccuracies in plan directories, clinician reluctance to participate in Medicaid, and an under-supply of psychiatric clinicians in some areas.”

From Los Angeles Times

Nepal's aviation industry has a poor safety record - that has been attributed to multiple factors over the years, from unpredictable weather to lax regulations.

From BBC