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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a definite factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific element or aspect that plays a significant role in a situation or outcome.
Example: "The lack of funding was a definite factor in the project's failure."
Alternatives: "a key element" or "a crucial aspect".
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The Fed was a definite factor in that steadiness.
JEFFREY TOOBIN: Indeed, she does, and that was a definite factor in her favor.
"We have growing mental health issues among young people, and while the rise in social media is a definite factor, and so is exam pressure, this body-image pressure has huge ramifications," she said.
Waiting to enter the Prado Museum in Madrid, David Hogenkamp, a television executive from Buffalo, said the strong dollar was a definite factor in deciding to visit Spain, where the peseta is at 198 to the dollar, near the lowest it has been since the 1950's.
That would be a definite factor, for all sorts of reasons.
Although PD is a definite factor in SAC, moderate and high packing of stented aneurysms seems to provide equivalent angiographic obliteration rates at follow-up.
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"Big babies are a definite risk factor; a rapid second stage of labour is a risk factor.
De Donatis et al. [ 14] focus their review on the role of growth factor gradients as regulators of a motile phenotype in which cells aim to reach a definite growth factor concentration that is suitable for cell duplication.
This set of data illustrates that c-Neu overexpression in mammary epithelial cells is a definite risk factor, and that β-HCH is a definite tumor promoting agent in vivo, at least in this mouse breast cancer model.
"There was a definite wow factor.
But it is a definite risk factor.
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