The phrase "a more relevant factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the importance or significance of different factors in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In evaluating the success of the project, a more relevant factor to consider is the team's collaboration rather than individual performance."
Alternatives: "a more significant element" or "a more pertinent aspect".
Even a more relevant factor for variability originates from production tolerances and consequently the question arises, how to describe model parameters from the stochastic point of view?
Alternatively, we propose to centralize the level of agency in decisions of transnational mobility as a more relevant factor in the analysis of return.
As an alternative to the use of force as an analytical boundary, we propose to centralize the level of agency in decisions of transnational mobility, facilitated by legal status and other factors, both pre- and post- return, as a more relevant factor in the analysis of return.
A more relevant factor might be the capacitor reformation interval, but we did not include this parameter in our model.
Research increasingly points to impaired clearance of brain Aβ as a more relevant factor in AD pathogenesis.
Recent epidemiologic studies have suggested that the age at which a woman gains weight may be a more relevant factor in determining breast cancer risk [ 34].
Instead, a far more relevant factor appears to be the degree of adherence to the prescribed diet [ 11, 14, 15], an aspect that is insufficiently measured [ 16].
The more relevant factor, however, as Higgins states, has been the government's sustained attacks on public arts funding (down £83m since 2010), and music education in particular, while it has systematically undermined the very sources of future audiences – for both music and theatre – through its Department for Education's devaluing of studies in the arts and humanities.
The lack of associations between ALP and survival outcomes in the present analysis, however, did not support the hypothesis that ALP can be a useful prognostic marker for RCC, suggesting that ESR rather than ALP may be the more relevant factor in RCC prognosis.
Notably, while the anatomically defined blueprint of NFT spreading is a well-established correlate of dementia and AD severity [ 16], increasing data suggest that here prefilamentous tau oligomers may in fact be a more relevant contributing factor to early toxicity [ 95].
In contrast, the association between quantitative CAC score or CAC score >0 with DCCT mean A1c (p = 0.025; p = 0.031, respectively) became non-significant upon adjustment for furosine (Table 4), perhaps suggesting that at the tissue level is a more relevant risk factor than at the blood level.
