The phrase "as a environmental factor" is not correct due to the incorrect use of the article "a" before "environmental." It can be used when discussing elements that influence or affect the environment or a specific situation.
Example: "Climate change is recognized as an environmental factor that impacts biodiversity."
Alternatives: "as an ecological factor" or "as a factor related to the environment."
It is currently well accepted that the disease results from a genetic predisposition combined with an environmental factor such as an infection [26].
Backhed, F. et al. The gut microbiota as an environmental factor that regulates fat storage.
This study highlights the importance of landscape openness and structure as an environmental factor influencing the total arboreal pollen production of a landscape.
was modelled using site elevation as an environmental factor but no relationship was found (Parthama, and Habagung [1985]).
The results show that Newmark displacement (in which triggering factors are embedded) and lithology (as an environmental factor) were the two dominant variables controlling landslide occurrence.
The Wald statistics indicate that lithology, as an environmental factor, is statistically the most significant factor in explaining landslide occurrences, followed by the natural logarithm of Newmark displacement.
It will also discuss tobacco smoking as an environmental factor endowed with both pro-oxidant and anti-oxidant properties, thus capable of differentially modulating the autoimmune response.
Your office space is known as an "environmental factor".
Thus the rare variants collectively would create a risk for FMS but would require a further event such as an environmental factor to trigger disease.
The gut microbiota has been proposed as an environmental factor that affects the development of metabolic and inflammatory diseases in mammals.
CD, the most common intolerance to a dietary component in Western society, is sustained by an abnormal T cell response to gluten as an environmental factor and is strongly associated with HLA class II genes.
