Sentence examples for largely a factor of from inspiring English sources
Crime is largely a factor of age, and fraud is the crime of choice of the older perpetrator, so as the society ages, you have, and should continue to see, an increase in fraud cases.
The radiographic pattern of the osteolytic lesions, which is largely a factor of cup design, differed.
What we call quality is largely a factor of the breadth, depth and longevity of excitement artists harbor for other artists' work.
In terms of championship spectacles, the Super Bowl is unique in that it gets even the most sports-averse out to party, which I suppose is largely a factor of the fact that the whole enchilada is decided in one weekend day, rather than drawn out over seven games.
The first one explained 15% of total variance, included items No 1, 2, 4, 9 and 10 and largely reflects a factor of anxiety-depression.
(e.g. [ 50]); here, no parallel effect of motif size (i.e. di-, tri-, or tetranucleotide repeat) or ORF position was observed, although this may largely be a factor of limited sample size (number of loci) and low stringency of ORF identification used in this study.
This will largely be a factor of your reason for wanting to know the rate of increase.
Low punishment sensitivity is a largely heritable factor consisting of a diverse but overlapping set of propensities including low arousal to aversive stimuli, fearlessness, and poor avoidance learning (Dadds and Salmon 2003).
Shortly after, in 1989, Jorm and Jacomb [ 9] assessed the factorial composition of the measurement tool through a principal component analysis (PCA) and suggested that the IQCODE was largely measuring a general factor of cognitive decline.
This is where our blind spot lies: success nominally attributed to the beneficial effects of education, especially graduating from college, is in truth largely a result of factors determined long before children even enter school.
While high inflation is definitely a cause for concern, it is largely a result of temporary factors such as the increase in VAT and surging commodity prices.
