The phrase "artificial factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing elements or variables that are not naturally occurring but are introduced or created by human intervention.
Example: "In the study of climate change, the researchers identified several artificial factors that contributed to the observed temperature increases."
Alternatives: "man-made element" or "synthetic variable".
A shocking report from California last week suggested that a large increase in childhood autism in that state over the last 15 years is a true epidemic, not a statistical mirage inflated by artificial factors.
This huge dataset, over two thousand times larger than our previous survey [1], forms the backbone for studies of the temporal and geographical variations of this environmental parameter and its correlation with various natural and artificial factors.
Our study suggests that multivalent ligand-dendrimer conjugates may act as a unique type of artificial factors to mediate the cellular microenvironment in 3D culture, a property attributable to the spatial organization of the ligands and possible "cell-gluing" function of multivalent conjugates.
However, to objectively compare the intrinsic PC efficiency of the materials, the artificial factors have to be excluded.
As described in Section 3, existing methods to select Pareto non-dominated solutions to obtain a final optimization result are significantly influenced by artificial factors.
In addition to the artificial factors of l and V, gain value could also depend on the τμ product which is an intrinsic quantity of a photoconductor.
Compared with traditional fault diagnosis approaches, DBN-based deep learning architecture can automatically learn representations from the input and reduce the manual work so that it can reduce the influence of artificial factors.
More than 80% of these genes were over-expressed in the surgical samples, suggesting a preferential presence of artificial factors or a contamination of normal portions.
Although some artificial factors such as ischemia, hypoxia, hyponutrition, and cold stress possibly occur during surgical resection and sample transportation (Figure S1), surgical samples have long been used as important subjects for clinical and basic cancer research.
