Sentence examples for was a factor of from inspiring English sources

Mike's breakdown was a factor of the Southern Ocean.

Iraq was a factor, of course, despite the fact that Blair had been re-elected since the invasion.

If the amount of glass that was broken during production was a factor of 10, the amount of mirror broken during fabrication was more like a factor of 100".

Meanwhile Dr Laura Ashe presents A Cultural History Of The Plague (Sunday, 6.45pm, Radio 3), during which she points out that the black death arrived in the late 14th century and, after a bit of rebranding, was a factor of daily life for 200 years.

Those who ask for the low-emission cars, he said, are more often men -- he thought this was a factor of the business-travel population -- and usually in the 35-to-55 35-to-55 35-to-55ing in the technology agea or environmentally involved.

Here, the LOQ was a factor of ten higher at 5 ng/mL with a recovery of about 96%[31]1].

Pyrite weathering in mine tailings was a factor of not only chemical environment but also microbial activity.

It was a factor of Aberdeen's season that the work of Derek McInnes emphasised a club that was resurgent.

The efficiency of the electron emitter ion guide was a factor of ten higher in off-line conditions.

However, the phage production rate, and thus the infectivity, decreased exponentially with increasing DNA length and was a factor of 103 lower for the 110% λ-DNA phage.

The time evolution, that is, sudden appearance of emission, rapid decay, and high peak brightness, resembled that of the "mini-outburst", but the peak brightness was a factor of ~5 lower.