The phrase "a more prominent factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that play a significant role or have greater importance in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the study of climate change, greenhouse gas emissions are identified as a more prominent factor than deforestation."
Alternatives: "a more significant element" or "a more influential aspect".
However, since previous studies have shown that voluntary physical exercise can still increase hippocampal neurogenesis in wild-type aged mice [ 55, 174, 198], it is likely that the advancement of the disease was a more prominent factor.
For example, the increased insulin resistance to diabetes development is a more prominent factor in Pima Indians, Mexican Americans and Caucasians; whereas the contribution of impaired insulin secretion is a more important factor in Japanese patients [ 31- 33].
This became a more prominent factor when the panel was required to appraise individual studies and provide individual recommendations for each intervention as part of the modified GRADE approach.
Our findings are thus consistent with previous adherence studies indicating that functional social support, rather than structural, is a more prominent factor in determining adherence to therapy (DiMatteo, 2004a).
One may suspect that an innate immune response is a more prominent factor behind the mucosal inflammation induced by rectal CM and gluten challenge in patients with pSS because they have no increased serum antibody levels against gliadin [ 14] or immunogenic CM.
As we see more deep tech companies emerging and growing, I'm guessing scalability will become an ever more prominent factor in deciding whether a startup gets backing.
It is visceral fat which has been identified as the more prominent factor inducing hypertension [ 22]: quantification of adipose tissue in different locations by computer tomography revealed that, in a group of 300 Japanese Americans, the amount of visceral fat, but not subcutaneous fat, conferred a risk of incident hypertension during the follow-up of up to 11 years.
Therefore, family dysfunction may be a more prominent risk factor in younger than in older adolescents.
And while context is allowed to play a more prominent role and more factors are assessed simultaneously in systems approaches, they are typically only internal factors (cell-internal and body-internal), and typically targeted through interventions in specific molecular pathways (corresponding to aspects 1 and 3 above).
Thus, within the HER2-negative population, targeting the EGFR/HER2 receptor may add benefit and may reflect a more prominent role played by growth factor signaling.
While we argue that SOC has explanatory value on its own, we agree to the demand for a more prominent role of emotions, social factors and people's self-directed activities in the measurement of people's Sense of Coherence and behaviors in general [ 49].
