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The phrase "that was factor" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "that was a factor"? If this is the case, you can use it when discussing something that contributed to a particular outcome or situation. Example: "The weather was unpredictable, and that was a factor in our decision to postpone the event."
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Low correlations or factor loadings of variables with identified factors may mean that the items are unreliable or outliers in the particular sample that was factor analyzed.
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"Presumably, all of that was factored into his sentence.
And that's factoring in Draw Something's recent declines.
It's too early to say if that's (factored) in investor attitudes".
"For me, that was the big factor".
In Chicago, that's a factor".
But these are factors that are out of our control".
Those are factors that are completely beyond their control.
"That was a factor".
That was one factor.
"That was another factor".
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