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Discover Ludwig"was factored" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is past tense of the verb "factor," meaning to break something into smaller parts or to consider multiple factors when making a decision. Example: The company's financial statements were factored in before making a final decision on the merger.
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was factored
noun
A doer, maker; a person who does things for another person or organization.
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The addition of gabapentin use was factored into the assessment.
The height of the house was factored into its asking price, she continued.
And that was before the tax benefit from the municipal bonds was factored in.
During this period the relative prestige of each group and individual was factored into all interactions.
But once the underreporting was factored in, they performed better than people.
Its contribution was factored in using a modified capillary pressure model.
The Nikkei index in Japan was up 55.1percentt when the decline in the dollar was factored in.
The reserve was factored into the media conglomerate's second-quarter results, which recorded a net loss of $321m.
And you've indicated that in a percentage basis, some of that was factored into the last half of last year's inflation index.
It's high time that the fate of the Jews displaced from Arab countries over the last six decades was factored into the Middle East peace negotiations.
CBS's move of "The Mentalist" to Thursday at 10, which seemed a bit disappointing in its first week, was more positive when playback was factored in.
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