The phrase "a regulating factor for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that influence or control a particular process or outcome.
Example: "Temperature is a regulating factor for the rate of chemical reactions."
Alternatives: "a controlling element for" or "a governing factor for".
This suggests that the pH is not a regulating factor in the removal of CBG.
Personal information is a commodity that can be traded, and privacy is a regulating factor in this trading.
Adiponectin is widely known as a regulating factor related to cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
Therefore, it could be hypothesized that the regulating factor for depth of cure is the radiant exposure, and if this dose were adjusted even using a low intensity, as 150 mW/cm2, the polymerization will have a pattern similar or even better than that observed for other PM.
A total of 2362 regulating factors for the human species (Homo Sapiens) were extracted and 70 entries, that did not describe proteins, but other regulatory factors were omitted.
In short, miRNAs are indispensable regulating factors for low temperature adaptation in Cassava.
These findings indicated that GCs probably provide some essential regulating factors for TCs on steroidogenesis, such as steroids, growth factors, cytokines, and extracellular matrix and maintain the ability of TCs for androgen synthesis by paracrine regulation.
In the articles focussing on dry land or semi-arid systems (six out of 11 articles), surface flow permanence was mentioned to be one of the most important regulating factors for maintaining species diversity (Lite & Stromberg, 2005; Stromberg et al., 2005, 2007; Salinas & Casas, 2007; Stromberg, Hazelton & White, 2009; Stromberg, Lite & Dixon, 2010).
Aging is associated with both up-regulating and down-regulating factors for cough reflex sensitivities.
On the other hand, the incidence of cerebrovascular and degenerative neurogenic diseases with aging are down-regulating factors for cough [ 9].
