The phrase "under the factor of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It can be used in contexts discussing mathematical or statistical concepts, particularly when referring to a specific multiplier or condition.
Example: "The results were adjusted under the factor of inflation to reflect true purchasing power."
Alternatives: "considering the factor of" or "taking into account the factor of".
These deaths often go under-investigated, as though the risk factor of being an Indigenous woman is explanation enough.
It then discusses the techniques used to identify the potential for human error in the workplace before discussing some of the performance influencing factors under the headings of individual factors, job factors, and organizational factors.
Studies have shown that, while the properties of BLUPs do not hold under estimation of, the factor analytic models still perform well for empirical BLUPs [ 7].
All columns provide four tests under the low level of the factor and four tests under the high level of the factor.
The full line prediction curve in Figure 4 was drawn by extrapolating the recent energy consumption record under the assumption of the annual rising factor of 1.0196.
To identify the factor under the control of PI(3 P, we selected genes from the Drosophila genome database that contain FYVE and/or PX domains, since these domains are known to bind to PI(3 P.
When pH was the factor under study, the response of the hybrid W27 was closer to 1802 than yeast T73.
The logarithmic value of fold change of the gene expression under the effect of each factor was estimated by double the coefficient of each factor.
These flies were crossed to a line that expresses the Gal4 transcription factor under the control of the muscle transcription factor Dmef [ 25], which expresses in all skeletal muscles and a few circadian neurons within the brain [ 26].
Monocytes migrate into tumors where they differentiate into macrophages under the influence of factors including monocyte-chemotactic protein (MCP-1), vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and hypoxia.
