The phrase "an extra factor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts to indicate an additional multiplicative component.
Example: "The new formula includes an extra factor of two, which significantly alters the outcome of the calculation."
Alternatives: "an additional factor of" or "a supplementary factor of".
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Asymptotically at high energy the neutrino spectrum has an extra factor of 1/E relative to the spectrum at low energy, which is proportional to the primary cosmic-ray spectrum.
Note that all terms involving powers of c carry an extra factor of n 1 ∗ (or ( n 1 ∗ ) 2 ), but this does not change the order of magnitude since n 1 ∗ = O ( 1 ) as n → ∞ by our assumption on M. Therefore, the terms E [ a 2 c 2 ] and E [ b 2 c 2 ] are also O ( n − 2 ), as shown below.
However, the lack of sterility at industrial scale level represents an extra factor of contamination of microorganisms other than the organism/strain of choice.
KEMI and ECHA recommend the use of an extra factor of up to 10 in cases where the database from which a safe level in experimental animals is selected is considered to not appropriately assess potential effects on children [ 4, 45] Table 1.
The metric used to characterize noise in each census block was the European standard Lden indicator (day-evening-night level) - an assessment of daily exposure over a 24 hour period; this indicator takes into account the increased sensitivity of residents to noise during the evening and night by adding an extra factor of 5 and 10 dB (A), respectively, during the corresponding periods [ 41].
The corresponding expression in Potapov and Lewis (end of Section 4) has an extra factor √ D in the denominator of the argument of arctan, but is otherwise identical.
One hypothesis that could lead to the sequestration of chitin in solution is the presence of an "extra factor" in the assay mix that significantly increases the affinity of Ecp6-LysM2 for chitin (lowering the Kd).
For example, every triple that belongs in class B appears three times in (15), hence there is an extra factor three in front of TRS(B) in (16).
Reversing the argument used to go from (10) to (14), we get (38) for an arbitrary source volume, analogous to (10); the extra factor of occurs because the and have different mean-square values.
But the extra factor of Wright's family link to Baker tipped the balance.
