The phrase "an inherent factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or element that is a natural or essential part of something.
Example: "Trust is an inherent factor in building strong relationships."
Alternatives: "a fundamental element" or "an essential component".
At this stage of evolution, an inherent factor associated with ciliary rhodopsins probably came in to play.
The presence of energetic particles in plasma, is an inherent factor in many space and laboratory evidences [17, 18].
The results indicate that free-edge effect is an inherent factor of the antisymmetric braided architecture of bias fiber bundles.
This is due to the fact that interactivity, which is one of the fundamental qualities of avatars simulating virtual assistants and recommender agents, is an inherent factor that lends its impact in influencing social presence, credibility, website trust, and patronage intention.
Social justice and racial discrepancies in art are an inherent factor in BWA for BLM's formation, as are the qualities that art possesses in pushing forward social change and grassroots gatherings.
This function is an inherent factor of any optical system and can be compensated by appropriate algorithms.
Despite representing an inherent confounding factor in such clinical studies, NSAIDs do not alter MPGES1 expression.
Family surveys and gene-level studies could be a good method to demonstrate whether SC is an inherent risk factor for AO.
Moreover, we highlight the importance of releasing the hydrogen partial pressure to avoid an inherent inhibitory factor on the hydrogen production.
Hypoxia is an important microenvironmental parameter known to induce the transcription and activation of a wide variety of proteins and is an inherent negative factor for treatment outcome in solid tumors, including treatment outcome after radiotherapy [ 9- 11].
However, there was no difference in insulin sensitivity between the latter two groups, suggesting that the degree of insulin resistance in DAA-positive youth is more typical of obesity than that of type 2 diabetic youth, in whom an inherent genetic/epigenetic factor is believed to play a role.
