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is factor
noun
A doer, maker; a person who does things for another person or organization.
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"Editors are people, have things that they love and things they'd never want to read but one thing an editor can do that no algorithm can do is factor for surprise.
The drug, which is Factor VIIa, is made by baby hamster kidney cells that have the gene for Factor VIIa added to them.
Other now well-known reasons for the "why I hate Hillary" syndrome, her advisers said, included the "Who does she think she is?" factor, which was closely related to the "How can she do this to Nita?" factor -- Nita being Representative Nita M. Lowey of Westchester County, who backed out of the race after Mrs. Clinton said she was in.
The widely used method for validity analysis is factor analysis.
This result may give indication about increasing of dissolving then fractures then increasing the permeability, because the porosity is factor in formation factor and the permeability is factor in porosity especially the effective porosity.
If surface tension is factor, then another group, the Eotvos number (also called the Bond number Bo = Eo/4), becomes important.
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Lastly, home field advantage is factored in.
when guile is factored into the score.
Neither is factored into its ADR price.
It is not known if footprinting detection with ATAC-seq data is factor-dependent or affected by Tn5 cleavage preferences.
Functional annotation of accessible regions is factor-dependent and relies highly on the availability of accurate TF binding motifs and their relevant information content as well as the spatial and temporal interaction of TFs with DNA [ 84, 85].
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