The phrase "an ancillary factor that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a secondary or supportive element that contributes to a situation or outcome.
Example: "While the main cause of the issue was identified, there was also an ancillary factor that played a role in the overall problem."
Alternatives: "a supplementary element that" or "a secondary factor that".
Additionally, studies of restriction enzymes have revealed mechanisms that facilitate enzyme binding to consensus sequences up to 1,000 times faster than is possible via diffusion alone, suggesting the existence of ancillary factors that facilitate binding [ 77].
For the sake of brevity, other ancillary protein factors that participate in this sequence 1 to 8 have been omitted; the role of many of these factors is as yet poorly understood.
This violence is not just an ancillary issue that affects "those" people, and it definitely doesn't increase our safety.
Even when you did achieve academic excellence, there was usually an ancillary motive propelling that drive.
The second sensitivity analysis limited the sample to women who reported only having a single type of care provider throughout their pregnancy as it was hypothesized that women who received the majority of their prenatal care from a family physician or midwife but were referred to an obstetrician later in pregnancy might have other medical risk factors that would influence ancillary service use.
We provide evidence that BMP8b enhances the thermogenic capacity of BAT and beige tissues by increasing adipocyte production of NRG4 and angiogenic factors that coordinately remodel thermogenic ancillary networks (vascular and nervous networks) (Fig. 9).
Finally, NDD is primarily a clinical diagnosis, which only requires ancillary testing if there is an inability to complete any of the minimum clinical examination criteria or there are confounding factors that cannot be resolved.
For the purpose of this project, we conducted a prospective, multicenter ancillary study that involved three health care facilities.
Stephen Mangan and Julian Rhind-Tutt were geeky with an ancillary dimension, an energetic supercharge that turned them into goofballs.
Of benefit would be a cost-effective, single platform ancillary test that provides a rapid standardised diagnosis of lymphoma and recognition of major subtypes, allowing more selective use of other ancillary tests during subsequent assessment by the pathologist.
