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The phrase "a further factor in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional elements or considerations that contribute to a situation or outcome.
Example: "The study revealed that a further factor in the decline of bee populations is the loss of habitat due to urban development."
Alternatives: "an additional element in" or "a contributing factor to".
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There was a further factor in play, something that would shape the dynamic sharply.
Ms McVie added that a further factor in reducing the murder rate was the skill of medical staff in accident and emergency departments.
Obesity may be a further factor in the development of osteoarthritis, particularly of the knee and especially in women [ 8].
A further factor in this scenario is the heightened SOD1 activity in the non-apoptotic infected cells.
A further factor in drought resistance could be the reduced cuticular transpiration due to increased EW covering.
A further factor in the present study is that this group of children did not include anyone who had experienced a stroke in the neonatal or perinatal period.
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This loss of receptors, at least in the examined parts of the biopsies, may be a further factor involved in resistance to endocrine therapies.
The higher cost of conventional bio-medicine is a further factor resulting in increased usage of TCAM [ 8, 9].
A further factor may lie in the effects of environmental variables which can influence growth rates in the field.
A further factor forcing professionals in their forties into multiple occupancy is having to travel long distances to find work, says Ian Carlton, a HR consultant.
Regardless, these variations represent a further factor of variability in topotecan AUC when compared with the i.v. route of administration.
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