The phrase "a factor of high" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is a significant or important element, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The study identified a factor of high importance in determining the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a significant factor" or "an important element".
Chronic alcohol abuse is a well-established aetiologic factor of HCC and is a factor of high attributable risk, especially in developed countries of North America and Western Europe (IARC, 1988).
With regard to the impact of socially embedded norms on risk-reduction behaviour, a recent study on condom use by young gay/bisexual men in the Netherlands (Franssens, Hospers, and Kok 2009) confirmed that the generally 'favorable attitudes towards condom use' were a factor of high intention to use condoms, with intention itself a factor of personal norms (11).
As a factor of high-quality chest compression, 2010 American Heart Association AHAA) Guideline [5] recommends providing chest compressions of adequate rate and adequate depth, allowing complete chest recoil after each compression, and minimizing interruptions in compressions.
This case study suggests that the recreational patterns in, as well as peoples' concerns about, naturalistic urban landscapes may be a factor of high-quality maintenance and associated local aesthetic and cultural perceptions.
However, as a factor of having high consistency the secondary selection is a much weaker competitor and therefore it is difficult to draw interpretations about their inclusion.
Similarly, criminal arrest rates were a factor of 3.35 higher for those subjects whose 6-year BPb was 50% higher than their 2-year BPb.
The ISR generated by both the treated and untreated pyrite was at least a factor of 40 higher than the peak ISR of the Montana soil and a factor of 100 higher than the peak for anatase.
This in turn results in a significantly higher burst pressure of 3.7 × 10 ± 1.2 × 10 Pa, a factor of 6.3 higher than reported for the previous design [ 10].
The bias was somewhat greater for electricity consumption (a factor of 1.4 2.6 higher across regions for gas- or oil-heated homes and a factor of 2.4 3.4 higher for electric-heated homes).
The NH value as determined by BeppoSAX is a factor of ten higher than expected.
