The phrase "as a relevant factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that are important or significant in a particular context or analysis.
Example: "When evaluating the success of the project, we must consider budget constraints as a relevant factor."
Alternatives: "as an important consideration" or "as a significant element".
Surface charge of nanoparticles is emerging as a relevant factor determining the corona composition after interaction with plasma proteins.
Reproduction has been found to decline with increasing population density in a wide variety of species, yet demographers have not given systematic attention to density as a relevant factor in human reproduction.
Several studies have analyzed the role of hydrological regime in nutrients, phytoplankton and zooplankton in this area, however, the role of groundwater was never considered as a relevant factor in the lagoon dynamics, and its influence is still unknown.
It isn't mentioned as a relevant factor in the Justice Department's guidelines for leniency, and it hasn't stopped the department from obtaining guilty pleas from several large publicly traded companies.
But the judges added, "We conclude that, at this point in our nation's history, and given the continuing changes in our ethnic and racial composition, Hispanic appearance is, in general, of such little probative value that it may not be considered as a relevant factor where particularized or individualized suspicion is required".
Whereas the spatial variability on the landscape scale has been investigated in different studies, we investigated the spatial heterogeneity of CH4 production on 1 cm scale, as well as the role of organic material as a relevant factor.
Economies of scale are a relevant factor as demand and lot size are varied as well as dose for cell therapies and required cell population sizes for cells as drug screening tools.
It could be speculated that avoidance of negative emotion could be a relevant factor as regards treatment resistance.
So we are probably noticing that utilization rate of benefits as an insurance variable, becoming a relevant factor involved in higher LTC expenditures.
The fact that many of these medicines are commonly prescribed for other indications may also be a relevant factor, as our rates of diagnoses were higher among women using categories of medicines with less off-label use (e.g. stimulants to treat ADHD).
As these species belong to different lineages of the Repleta group and use the same host plant, an interesting question is to understand the genetic pathways and their evolution involved in the exploration of Cereus hildmaniannus as a host, which is considered a relevant factor in the diversification of the group [ 25, 30].
