"moving factor" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "The availability of good jobs in the city was a major moving factor for the family's decision to relocate."
By adopting moving factor into traditional rubber hand illusion, moving rubber hand illusion (Kalckert & Ehrsson, 2012) or virtual hand illusion (Tsakiris, Prabhu, & Haggard, 2006) makes it possible to study both sense of agency and sense of ownership at the very same time.
The moving factor in these actions was not the fact that Coca Cola was a hazardous drink, but the spirit of an affected community struggling against all odds placed by the powers of a multinational giant.
We adopt the Mixed Logit (ML) approach to model voucher holders' locational choices accounting for heterogeneous preferences over costs of moving factors and dwelling and neighborhood attributes.
Finally, for the "Move" factor, stimuli either drifted at 1.33°s− 1 or were stationary.
The eigen values also drop below 1, when we move factor 4 to factor 5. This suggests that a four component solution could be the right choice which includes the total variance of 89.11 %.
Soon, they'd figured out how to find the factors of the number under the radical sign, and then how to move factors from under the radical sign to outside the radical sign.
However, significant challenges exist in discovery chemistry when moving beyond factors such as these that possess ligand-binding domains.
She said if Fincham wanted to move X Factor later, that would be "fantastic".
This item was therefore moved to Factor 1, where it had the highest loading.
OXS3 is required for resistance to cadmium and co-localizes to the nucleus with the nucleosomal histone protein H4 where it is thought to function as a remodeling factor, moving the location of the nucleosome and altering gene expression [ 35].
Another factor, moving shadows, occurred when light was blocked by moving objects, usually misclassified the foreground regions.
