The phrase "a different factor in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various elements or influences that contribute to a situation or outcome.
Example: "There is a different factor in the success of the project that we haven't considered yet."
Alternatives: "an alternative element in" or "another aspect in".
The MASC-P data did not fit the measure's established structure for either the ASD or TD group, and post-hoc exploratory factor analysis revealed a different factor structure in the ASD group.
This suggests that a different factor present in the serum of these patients, like ox-LDL, may be responsible for the upregulation of CD36 [ 17].
unless a different factor is given in a Codex standard or in the Codex method of analysis for that food.
It is likely that a different factor was involved in the reactions (Fig. 1).
Next, we choose an interpolation factor f. In practice, a different factor can be used in x and y, but for simplicity we will describe the simulation method for a square [in the (x, y) plane] simulation cell of size d.
The factor analysis revealed a different factor structure than suggested in the original version, resulting in dismissal of subscale scores.
Moreover, a different factor has been proposed in relation with it, the existence of Ph like genes (Moore, 1998; Sybenga, 1999; Al-Kaff et al., 2008).
Each country is presented as an eleven-petaled flower, the length of each petal representing the country's achievement in a different factor.
Furthermore, we were able to show that G or C to A or T substitution rates are predicted by a combination of different factors in both lineages.
In HD, every case has the same cause (the mutation in the HD gene), unlike diseases like Alzheimer's disease, cancer, heart disease, and diabetes, which can be caused by a variety of different factors in individual patients.
